Thats dedication. Taking care of the fish, even when your ill. Thats a sign of a true aquaristFed everyone and I'll probably do some water changes later once I get the sink cleared of dishes. I feel like I'm coming down with something so I'd rather get everything done early before I get too sick to feel like moving.
Oceangirl said:Did a 3 gallon water change on a fry tank (10 gallon)
Did a almost 100 water change on a 20 high to get rid of Clout in the tank
Did a 12-13 gallon water change on the 29 gallon.
[*]Added 2 albino cories to the 29, temporarily waiting on the 20 high to cycle.They were on sale Petsmart
[*]Got a few molly fry for free for the fry tank, threw them in with the Guppy Fry
[*]Received one mystery cory as a special prize. He was the last one in the tank and the new girl gave him to me for 1.74.
REALLY WANT GLOFISH! But I don't have a lid yet and they are jumpers.
Scrubbed out my filter looks like algae was trying to grow there!
Oceangirl said:Saturday:
Test the 29 gal, apparently I am in mini cycle. Don't know why Did a 17 gallon water change on accident. I got distracted.
Did a 75% on the 20 high, looking a little yuck. Added a nice piece mature of filter media to get the party started.
Sunday:
Woke up to a dead fish in 20 high. Returned fish, did another 50% PWC on the 20 high, added a filter squeezing of about 3 good cups of filter umm milk from mature tank.
Did a 3 gallon change on the 29, needed water from that for my fry tank.
Did a 4ish gallon water change on the 10 gallon fry.
Dropped an air stone in and added a heater to 10 gallon as well.
Platy dropped her fry only have one survivor. pretty color though.
Anyone have any good directions on how to make a sponge filter? I have filter pad, air stone, check valve. No tubing lying around though.