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I currently have a 10 gallon with 2 Black tip sharks, and an African Peacock Cichlid...
It seems that, even after a 3 gallon waterchange, the ammonia is high, running around 8.0 ppm
I just tested my tap water, to make sure I was not introducing anything, and it tested 0 ppm.
Any suggestions on how to get this down?
I feed them twice a day, early in the morning, a bit of flake food... and in the early evening, usually brine shrimp, or blood worms...
I have observed them eating, and there is usually nothing left, but I syphon any extras out within 20 minutes...
Many Thanks
Dave
It seems that, even after a 3 gallon waterchange, the ammonia is high, running around 8.0 ppm
I just tested my tap water, to make sure I was not introducing anything, and it tested 0 ppm.
Any suggestions on how to get this down?
I feed them twice a day, early in the morning, a bit of flake food... and in the early evening, usually brine shrimp, or blood worms...
I have observed them eating, and there is usually nothing left, but I syphon any extras out within 20 minutes...
Many Thanks
Dave