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Well at least it all worked out in the end. No one died that's the good thing. Are you getting a new tank.

i do and i live in an apartment on the second floor sooo..... yeah

yeah i feel your pain. lol!

I had this happen to me as well about 3 months ago. My wife and I were sitting I. The living room where the fish tank was thank god it was only 2 weeks old at this point with a. Few fish in it and all of a sudden I don't know if the house shifted or what but the bottom of the tank split I. Half...

Yay glad to hear it.

It probably wouldn't hurt to do a 50% water change it should clear it up some but it will only fix it temporarily cause the bacteria will just bloom back up.

Well now you know to not do that and that means your learning and that's all that matters.

i just recommended it as the fastest way to clear it up

I'd have to disagree with you on that point. the whole purpose of a UV sterilizer is that it kills bacteria good and bad, parasites and algae.

I'm a bit concerned that your nitrates are at 0ppm as well as everything else. you should at least read something in the nitrate department. As for the cloudy water it looks like a bacterial bloom the fastest and easiest way to get rid of it is a UV filter. also it may be an algae bloom, how...

yeah they can be tricky little buggers. good luck with them. if you get a chance post some pictures.

nitrate is super high i would do round about a 50% water change and let it sit for a few more days and test again you prolly want the nitrate below 40ppm

oh its java moss lol. yeah then one by one it is hehehe. i thought moss but said fern.

can you just scoop the entire Java fern out?

Personally I'd move them but it's totally up to you. if you think they will be ok and won't get eaten then I'd say go for it but it's taking a chance. If you wanted to make 100% sure that they survive then I'd move them.

to me it sounds like your tank wasnt finished cycling. i personally dont like fishless cycling i use cheap hardy fish like danios to cycle my tanks and i have yet to loose a danio to cycling. i am concerned about that 0.25 ammonia and just cause your tap water tests that way to doesn't mean...

I have to agree with everyone else id say it was a Striped panchax.

I'm assuming your using a spawning mop as it looks like you have a golden wonder killifish. pick the eggs daily and place them in a small tub in the same tank that the parents are in just float the tub on the top of the water with a little bit of water in it. and your eggs should hatch in...