Dan06
02-10-2006, 11:38 AM
Hey guys, I'm sure you all remember my ammonia issue and some how 3 fish survived about 12 hours of 4ppm ammonia!
Anyways, I did huge water changes a couple times in a day (as I posted in my thread) and got the ammonia down to 0ppm.
Now after having a couple days of 0ppm ammonia, I started to feed the fish again and got the ammonia level up to about .25 and I've stopped feeding and now allowing the cycle process to begin. The Gourami's are still very aggressive towards eachother, but the Bala Shark isn't aggressive and neither Gourami's are aggressive towards the Bala.
I can't wait for the nitrites to start registering on my tests so I can get closer to the end of this initial cycling process!!!
Thanks for your help, everyone!! :dance2:
Anyways, I did huge water changes a couple times in a day (as I posted in my thread) and got the ammonia down to 0ppm.
Now after having a couple days of 0ppm ammonia, I started to feed the fish again and got the ammonia level up to about .25 and I've stopped feeding and now allowing the cycle process to begin. The Gourami's are still very aggressive towards eachother, but the Bala Shark isn't aggressive and neither Gourami's are aggressive towards the Bala.
I can't wait for the nitrites to start registering on my tests so I can get closer to the end of this initial cycling process!!!
Thanks for your help, everyone!! :dance2: