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If all of your levels are where they should be then maybe you can try using Seachem Purigen...it is great at polishing off water clarity. Again, this will only cover up the problem of one exists, so please check and doyble check your water parameters to ensure there are no actual.issues in the...

This is an excellent step by step....where were you when I was first setting up my tank and lost a handful of fish. You are an asset to this hobby. Thanks for the great advice!

I totally agree...Seachem is simply AMAZING!

Ohmygosh...your plants are so huge, like they beling in the amazon. I am soooo jealous. I just can't seem to get the plant thing down pact. Of course i have no advice for you, sorry...but your planta really ARE amazing. Hope you get the green algae resolved soon.

If you have a Pet Smart near you I would spend the $70 there and get a great aquarium kit....they have great sales going on right now.

Fishkeeping had been my neighbors hobby for over 30 years, both salt and freshwater. His advice to me is always K.I.S.S. (keep it simple stupid). He has been right.

I agree Blert....but it's a start.

Also....once you have a steady routine of water changes and your levels are steady, look into Seachem Purigen. It really does make the water crystal clear. But this should only be used after you have addressed.the major issue otherwise the Purigen becomes like a bandaid and not really stressing...

Hey J, I read that you are using already flirted water...any particular reason? If not, tap water is great as it dots have nutrients in it. Fill up bottles of water and let them sit a few days uncovered prior to your water change. When you are ready to do a water change, add Seachem Prime...

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I am fairly new to fish keeping but i have managed to keep my levels right where they should be. I did have a small spike within the month and did frequent water changes to alleviate the issue...this did not help much so i was advised that along with my water changes to start using Prime. If...