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Yeah i am purchasing a 75 gallon the bbl grows large as well

20 gallons 1 barb 50-75% water changes every Monday

I've noticed for the last few days my green tiger barb is spending a lot of time at the top of the tank but my red tail shark and black banded leporinus were still swimming around in their normal patterns. Earlier today I found my tiger barb dead in the tank :( I'm worried about my other fish...

I know it's still higher then normal but I'm just happy to see it go down!

They are between .50 and 1 ppm now

UPDATE: the Ammonia levels have finally dropped!

I haven't tested my tap water, i will do that. I've had my sharks since October and so far they are okay with each other so I will have to watch as they grow.

Nothing seems to be helping. My ammonia levels are still high and have not gone down. I don't know what else to do.

Yeah it is a liquid tester and I will do a 50% water change back to back and see if that helps.

Also, I will try and do a 50% water change two days in a row, see if that would help.

I am getting a 75 gallon for Christmas just to clear that part up. And i am almost positive I am not over feeding my fish because I physically watch them eat their food. And with the ammonia I meant that the reader will still read high levels although the chemical might have converted it to be...

Oh and the ammonia stays at a constant 3.0 although I have been using a waste control chemical. The package does say that if you use a chemical it might still read high ammonia although it is no longer dangerous.

I've had my tank for about a month now; 25 gallon with two red-tail sharks, one green tiger barb, one black banded leporinus and two plecos (not sure which kind). My first filter broke on me so I bought a new one about two weeks ago. I did my weekly 25% water change today and then checked my...

Oh that's the problem then!! It tells me to change it every 3-4 weeks on the box so that's why i did it. How can I fix this now?

Its a 20 gallon tank with two red tail sharks, one tiger barb, one black banded leporinus. I changed the filter cartridge when I did the 30% water change 3 days ago. I've had the tank for a month and at first the levels were high but after a few water changes they stayed at 0.25. Then last week...

I've had my tank for a month now and up until a week ago, my ammonia levels were 0 to 0.35 ppm. I did a 30% water change about 3 days ago and when I checked earlier today, my ammonia was between 1.0 to 2.0. I know this is high and I am not overfeeding my fish cause I physically watch them eat at...

My ammonia levels are at 1.0 right now and they were at a normal level last week. I just did a 30% water change two days ago and I just checked a few mins ago and the levels are still between 1.0 and 2.0. How can I solve this?

I think the male one is the one that does the nipping but i also have a black banded leporinus that could be nipping my shark.

I only have a 20 gallon now but I will be getting a 75 gallon by next year.

Thats good to hear! I hope mine do okay too

Do you know how they lasted together? Mine are just over 2 inches from head to tail.

Two red - tail sharks, green tiger barb, black banded leporinus

I bought two red-tail sharks over two weeks ago, (don't give me the lecture, the girl at the store failed to mention that one becomes very dominant) but I am wondering how your experience was. Mine so far haven't killed each other but I am.starting to notice that the bigger one has been nipped...

Also, I unfortunately cannot upload a picture because it tells me that it crashes so I cannot really show anyone what it looks like.

So the other day I posted a thread explaining that I had air bubbles on the top of my tank, but today I noticed that the bubbles are now starting to get a little bit foamy near the filter. I was wondering if anybody knew what that could be and how I could prevent it or get rid of it.