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Hi all, I've just washed my entire fish tank after a major catastrophe where all my fished died. I read up on this forum that cycling of tank is needed to start a water community and realize that I have never done so before! :) I suppose that's how the terrible catastrophe happen...

Where can I get those test kits in Singapore?

'no.15 character minimum'?

*I'm not sure if they are bloated.

Plus I'm sure if they are bloated, may I know the symptoms? One of my koi now has a red tail, as if something scratch it or some abrasion. It's now lying on it's side. Pls help!:(

My pellets are from 'super amazon', hai Feng. It says for tropical and goldfish and it enhances colour. I'm using my eyes as tester, no floating bubbles means no ammonium and nitrate right??

Thanks for all ur help:) I was just thinking, could they be weak because of the mix in pellets and dried worms in their diet?

My parameters are fine, the ammonium and nitrate levels are 0. But even if there were still chlorine in the water, the fishes should have started to weaken at the first two weeks right? Why only after a month++ do they look do weak?

Cycle the tank? U mean a current in the tank?

Nope, read up that if u leave tap water out in the open for a few hours, the chlorine would be gone. Yup, would get a bigger tank soon when the koi start to grow bigger, their all now about 7-8 cm only

Have had them for about a month, I don't really have a thermometer for the tank, is it really needed, sorry, I'm just started my tank, and don't really know much bout rearing fishes. I place the sick koi in tap water which I had left in the open for a few hours to

Feed them about 2-3 times a day, they all finish the pellets very quickly last time, now they weren't as active.

Hi, I have about 7 small koi in a 30 gallon tank. They were fine when I first bought them 1 month ago. Recently, I found that there where white, long pigments on one of the koi and I immediately added salt to the tank and transfer that...