help. question

odinthejd said:
oh kk. That may be a problem eventually because thinks may go unbalanced if you put new stuff in and the only way your going to find out is by fish dying. Are you in a big city in the Philippians or in a smaller town/village? You may want to look around.
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i live in the city.
 
odinthejd said:
oh yeah where in Philippines are you and how far would you travel by car to get fish stuff?? I will look on internet for a fish store for you if they have website.
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hmm... for the really near ones. it takes me around 15-25mins. but i dont buy stuff hear unless its an emergency. i really buy stuff near my school. it takes 1 hr-1hr 30mins before i reach home. i live in paranaque city, ive checked all the stores near by and the bioresearch store near my place doesnt have those kind of equipments.
 
you put way too many fish in an uncycled tank in an aquarium that's not regulated temperature wise. i would definiltely rethink about exactly where you're going with this before buying anymore fish.
 
i would do waterchanges to get rid of the ammonia nitrates and nitrites that are probably in the system, then return the surviving fish first chance you get. you would probably want to move the tank inside if you can, start the cycling process, and research suitable fish. its always worth it to be prepared, it sucks to lose fish
 
he'd have no nitrites or nitrates, it's a completely uncycled tank.
 
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