Sick Angels. Lost two so far...

do another one, just don't move it around too much. keep the end of the hose in one place, and below the water level when you fill it back up.
 
Small 10-15%, every 10-12 hrs.
 
Will do...Sorry if the posts sound a little different. Me and my wife have been posting back. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your help.

You people are awesome!
You have just gained 2 life time members here...:)

The water heater is about ready again. We have been keeping it close to the same temp thats in the tank. 83 deg. during all the water changes so the temp difference wouldnt be such a shock.
 
your amminia may skyrocket again if your tank is overstocked. what else is in the tank besides the angels?


about 12 smaller fish like neon tetras (spelling?) and two clown fish.
 
ok we got it down to about .25

I'm thinking I should leave it at that for the night so they can calm down some and recheck in the AM.
(about 8 hours)

I want to thank you all again for taking the time to help.
 
I wanted to just thank everyone again for helping us last night. We have the ammonia to .25 to 0.
After the water changes I put the filters back in.
I was reading the box for the Maracyn and Maroxy and noticed what I didnt before. Unlike the Jungle fungus med you dont have to remove the filters media....I guess both of us were in the panic mode after the 2nd loss from the fungus.
Anyways no one else is showing any signs of the fungus and the water QC is looking good.
I have a pic of the redness I was trying to describe and the fin bases.

fish001.jpg
 
Just keep up on the tank maintenance and water changes. You are using a good liquid test kit, vice dip strips?

Most meds will recommend removing carbon when you use them, but not necessarily the filter pads. I run sponge filters in addition to standard filtration on all tanks. If I ever have to med a tank that endangers the bacteria, I do a large water change and vac to begin with. DO my treatment, then pull sponges from other tanks to get my bacteria back faster.
 
Just keep up on the tank maintenance and water changes. You are using a good liquid test kit, vice dip strips?

Most meds will recommend removing carbon when you use them, but not necessarily the filter pads. I run sponge filters in addition to standard filtration on all tanks. If I ever have to med a tank that endangers the bacteria, I do a large water change and vac to begin with. DO my treatment, then pull sponges from other tanks to get my bacteria back faster.

Its the Laguna master test kit. (Liquid) We have tried the strips for our 4500 gal koi pond, I really dont like the test strips because sometimes I would get different readings. The Laguna tests for PH, Hardness, Ammonia, Nitrite and Nitrate.
 
Oops, didn;t see the 2nd page! :)

Looking good so far!
 
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