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Will this Instant Ocean one work? I read some reviews that the Seachem is not very easy to perform/read either. Amazon.com: Aquarium Systems Copper Test Kit: Home & Garden

API Copper test kit. 10 drops and a 5ml glass vile. The copper was Seachem Cupramine Buffered Active Copper. It says on the back: "Cupramine is superior to copper sulfate, chloride and citrate: it is non-acidic, less toxic to fish, remains in solution, and does not contaminate the filter...

Yeah, I was planning on getting a starfish in the future, but if I cant get the copper out, I probably won't try it. Whats weird is I ordered a copper test kit the begining of this week and got it today, and I know the color is really hard to read, but it looks like its at 0. :confused:

Ok, I talked the LFS into holding them for 2 weeks or so. Hopefully that will give my tank some time to stabilize, and let them recuperate a little. Will it be OK to add my 4 fish back at the same time when I get them back? Will Ammo-lock interfere with the cycle? And is there anything I can do...

I dont think my LFS will take them back, since they have ICH. I doubt they will hold them for me either. Should I continue the heavy water changes, or will that screw with the cycle?

I know all about the nitrogen cycle. I watched the ammonia/nitrite levels go up, and then watched them fall to zero, and saw nitrates before I ever added any fish. I know I may have added too many too fast, but I didn't expect this. And the development of ICH already on top of that....

Hi guys, I put together a fish only 36 gallon tank about 2 months ago. It has a heater (set at 80degrees), a hang on back filter thats good for up to 50gallons. I used live sand and some Seachem tank stabilizer to kick start it, and I added a Blue Damsel in a month after that...All the levels...