My tank has been up and running for about a month and a half now. Occupants are 3 zebra danios and a clown pleco. Plants are anacharis, jungle val, and hornwort. I currently have a bit of an algae issue (algae on the glass, on the plants, not hugely severe but annoying), but my newest problem is cloudy water. It's not green cloudy, it's white milky cloudy. Test results are as follows:
0 ppm Ammonia
0 ppm Nitrate
0 ppm Nitrite
pH 7.8
Water Temperature 71 degrees.
It's been milky white for about a week now. The only thing I can think of that could've caused it was the first 25% weekly water change (I've been doing 10% a week until that). Besides that, I have no clue. So far, I've changed the carbon in the Penguin 150B (30 gallon or less model), and added some Tetra Aqua WaterClarifier about an hour ago, and has thus far done nothing.
The fish all look healthy, and there's nothing else I can see that's a problem. Is there any easy way to get rid of this or figure out what it is?
Thanks!
0 ppm Ammonia
0 ppm Nitrate
0 ppm Nitrite
pH 7.8
Water Temperature 71 degrees.
It's been milky white for about a week now. The only thing I can think of that could've caused it was the first 25% weekly water change (I've been doing 10% a week until that). Besides that, I have no clue. So far, I've changed the carbon in the Penguin 150B (30 gallon or less model), and added some Tetra Aqua WaterClarifier about an hour ago, and has thus far done nothing.
The fish all look healthy, and there's nothing else I can see that's a problem. Is there any easy way to get rid of this or figure out what it is?
Thanks!
