venymae
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I thought so, but just wanted to make sure 
Betta Losing Fins
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dragon14
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How was that resolved? That's pretty high! :/
Fresh2o
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That was in 2012. And nitrates were 5-10 ppm. I did water changes regularly but kept them around 25-30% and rarely over 50%. Suddenly in 2013 ammonia and nitrate were back to zero and has been that way since.
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dragon14
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Nitrates in your water too?
Glad it stopped and you kept up w the water changes
Glad it stopped and you kept up w the water changes
dragon14
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FallenAngel,
How are things with you and your fish? What have you decided to do?
How are things with you and your fish? What have you decided to do?
Laird-and-Dad
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Just a note about the ammonia readings...
Does your local water district treat the water with chloramines? I believe that these will show up as ammonia with most test kits. Even if you use a dechlorinator. Dechlorinators only make the chlorines and chloramines safe, they don't actually get rid of it. If that is the case, then Purigen should help.
If not, then you should report that to your local water district supervisor. Those are very high levels.
Does your local water district treat the water with chloramines? I believe that these will show up as ammonia with most test kits. Even if you use a dechlorinator. Dechlorinators only make the chlorines and chloramines safe, they don't actually get rid of it. If that is the case, then Purigen should help.
If not, then you should report that to your local water district supervisor. Those are very high levels.
