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You are right And I didn’t notice he’s doing an in tank cycle So yea keep doing WC

Are you treating the water when ur doing WC

Yea cause ur doing WC Stop the WC and just be patient I remember when I was cycling my 55gal it took 4 months for it to cycle so be patient and no more WC cause with WC your killing BB

With all the WC your killing off BB, you shouldn’t use chemicals to raise PH

Hi Guys, I have a Jack Dempsey that I’ve had for a few years, had him when he was a juve. He was in a tank (55 Gal) with a Oscar that was a juve as well, they got along very well no problems until the Jack got bigger and he started to pick at the Oscar. I’ve seen the Jack and Oscar go at it like...

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I would watch the ammonia Wait until the ammonia is gone then test for nitrites Then dose one last time once both ammonia and nitrites are at 0ppm

I would crank that heater up to 80 degrees and wait and chill with the w/c

Do you have a another tank that's been running for awhile What kind of media is the canister filter What temp is your heater on

What size is your filter

Is that gravel aquarium safe

At least you have nitrates have you added something new to tank since you started your cycle Wow your nitrites is high

Can you please post your test results also

Are those decorations from the lps

Can you take pics of your test results and post them on here

Ok, second question: do you have decorations in the tank

I won't worry about the ph at the moment it wouldn't effect the cycle All my tanks I don't really worry about ph Fish adjust to ph very well as long it's not a spike Question: are you using a test kit , if so what kind???

I would just say this I have several tanks from 125g to 20g I would just let the tank do its thing stop the w/c and let nature run its course. I had a tank that took me 4 months for it to cycle so I know that frustration you may be experiencing. Just out of curiosity is the ammonia your dosing...

Just curious what are parameters What are your ammonia, nitrites & nitrates levels at the moment

What brand tester are you using??

I agree with Osci

How long your tank been running

Thank You

Beautiful work

Woke up this morning and noticed that one of my fishes looks kind of swollen, imo it doesn't look like dropsy but I could be wrong. The fish is called daffodil cichlid - Neolamprologus pulcher Water parameters: Nitrites-0 Nitrates-40 Ph-7.9 Ammonia-0