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1st Annual Carolina Aquatics Trade Show brought to you by SCAA (- Home) Saturday, January 19th, 2013 11am until 5pm Campus Life Center Ballroom at USC Upstate $2.00 general admission, kids are free Interested in being a vendor? Visit our site or PM me directly The campus cafeteria will be...

Yes, there is a chance that it can shock the fish, the only problem is, having nitrates so high can be just as fatal. Since you have a 10 gal, maybe start out by doing a water change a day until it drops.

I'd give it at least 30 minutes to an hour. I'm sure the one water change alone will not fix the problem, but the readings will give you an idea of how many water changes you'll need to do. With your nitrates so high, I'd think it would be be less stressful on your fish to change nearly all of...

Also, if you want to help cycle your 29gal a little faster, you can add some of this water to your 29gal.

You should be doing a water change weekly. I'd start out with a 50% water change, then test the water again. Keep doing water changes until you get the levels down.

Yes, PVC is safe to use. It is an inert material and will not affect your water. Make sure that you sand down any rough edges though. You don't want tiny food sized pieces of PVC floating around your tank.