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Well, I was wanting to use bottled until I could affort an ro/ di unit. I'm only 14, and simply cant afford one at the moment.

There's no places that sell Ro/Di in my area, and I don't feel like buying am expensive ro/di unit. Would bottled water work?

Ive been using tap water treated with prime. Maybe that what it is?

Ammonia: 0 Nitrite: 0 Nitrate:0 (odd?) I have a powerful HOB filter, with 200 Gph, and a power head with 170 gph. It's grows in high flow areas. Especially in the front.

My tank has been flooded with cyanobacteria! It's a 20 gallon FOWLR with 1 blue damsel, 1 pj cardinal, 1 coral banded shrimp, 2 bluelegged hermit crabs, and 1 hawaiian feather duster. I've always had a bit of a cyano problem, since the tank was first cycled. It's about 6 months old. Any way I...

I know there's.nothing wrong with it, but just the fact that its at 0 is odd. I've always had at least 5 ppm of nitrates. I guess I'm doing something right :D

About 5 months. It's a fairly mature tank.

I have a 20 gallon long FOWLR tank, with one blue damsel, 2 pajama cardinals, a hawaiian feather duster, and two blue legged hermit crabs. There is about 18 lbs of live rock. Well, I tested my water earlier, and: Ammonia: 0 Nitrite: 0 Nitrate: 0 I am using a API master saltwater test kit. The...

Okay, my nitrites are at 1 ppm. I feel so much better :) now, I just need to get my trates down some, and I'll be in the clear! The spike was from over feeding. Its not my source water. I went to the processing plant, and had them test it.

I'm finally getting somewhere with trites. I've been doing 3 gallon water changes daily. They've came down to about 7 ppm. Still deadly though. Wish me luck! :p

I have a tetra whisper 40 gallon filter- 200 gph And and aquaclear 30- 150 gph

They're not supportive at all. Everything comes out of my pocket

The nitrites just claimed my smaller clown, bozo. He was swimming around erratically from the poisoning I guess, and got sucked into the filter. He's chopped sushi now /:

How do I start a qt tank?

No matter how many water changes I do, the nitrites wont drop. I got all of the waste I could find in the tank, and did a 50% pwc. Nitrites won't drop. I'm really scared for my fish. I'm only 13, and I don't get much money. I don't want the fish to die, but I'm almost certain they will. Is there...

Yes, it did. The tank just has so much wrong with it, I didn't know where to start. The sand is called "marine sand" from my lfs. Im going to thin out my fish, too. Would 2 ocellaris clowns, and 1 blue damsel be too much?

The sand clumps, if that helps.

My source water is fine. 0 ammonia 0 nitrite

You mean nitrite, right? Btw, my nitrate us insanely high too. Like 240 ppm.

I have lost 2 hermits. I had a huge scarlet hermit that vanished. I haven't lost anything big. The tank is a 20 gallon long. It has 1 ocellaris clown, 2 pajama cardinals, and a blue damsel. I have.one more ocellaris clown in quarantine. He was showing major distress.

No.. theres no one in my area that sells it. And I can't afford an ro unit. The algae stuff is long and stringy.

I've done 6 since I tested it. There's a lot of maroonish algae growing in the sand that's dying off. I'm not feeding at all. I'm afraid to.

My roommate severely overfed my fish while I was out of town, and when I got back, I tested the tank, and my nitrite was at 15 ppm! I've been doing 25% partial water changes everyday, and they won't go down! Please help!