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I need help on how to transfer fish from one tank to another. I have 20 gallon and got 40 gallon a month ago. It has no ammonia and nitrites and 5 ppm nitrates. I need the best way possible to avoid deaths. Replying greatly appreciated!

I have 20 gallon tank and got a 40 about a month ago. I need help on how to transfer fish over. In my 40 I have 0 ammonia and nitrite and have 5 ppm nitrates. It's been like this since last week and did a few water changes. And just needed help on how to transfer fish without any deaths...

I need help with fishless cycling. I'm getting a master test kit and now I just need to know the steps to cycle!

Thanks! I don't think I was going to API anyway!

I have also read about the tetra safe start any good reviews about that?

Does the API quick start recommended to help start a new fish tank cycle. Comments would be greatly appreciated!

Glow light and cardinal tetras would be great schooling fish if you like the schooling side!

Cory cats would be great but would have limited amount of fish. If you want variety try getting small non schooling fish that can be no more than 4 inches. Guppies can be about 2 inches and if you are a beginner those would be great fish!

I need the best way to fish less cycle. I have removed my old decor water and rocks to my new 40 gallon. I need the easiest way please!

Ammonia and nitrites are perfect at 0 ppm. I'm not an expert but I think a little less nitrates would be better.

That would be overcrowding your aquarium. And the cories can be up to 3 inches. The rule is one inch of fish for every gallon.

Tester sorry

I only have ammonia liquid tester I will definitely consider the master teater

I use strips daily. I used a few today just for accurate test. It's reading 0 ppm nitrate nitrite and ammonia. Is that good? High gh and kh.

It's high about 8.0

What are the best chemicals to help lower PH? This an upgrade aquarium btw

A new 40 gallon upgrade. Previously had a 20 gallon

It's new and I have water ammonia test kit but have everything else water test strips. So to start the cycle off can I add a danio?

I need info mostly about kh and gh. Is 8.0 PH good? And if ammonia nitrite and nitrates aren't showing is that good?

Some of the best fish I know that have good color are rams but they might be too big. If you ever upgrade then rams would be the way to go.

My old plants and decor I removed to the new tank. And is about 80 degrees and put about a gallon of old water to the new tank. Does this help? Plus my glofish has been nipping fins and is it okay for me to put him in the 40 so I can have him help cycle.

I'm testing and I have high gh an kh and about 8.0 ph. Is this bad? My ammonia nitrite and nitrate aren't showing. Is that good?

Brookster?

Oh and forgot about the danios and tetras. I don't really like tetras and danios and could I add those along with the pleco?

None in particular just don't want him to die