I know it sounds a little odd, but once I got a diseased fish, and
somehow there must have been some residue on the gravel (I guess it
wasn't boiled long enough). It was a 10 "gal" tank and the filter and
all was running, so when all the diseased fish died (which was all) I
kept the filter running as normal, put some bleach in it (not too much
-- maybe 150 mL) and let the filter run for a week, after which I rinsed
everything very very well, and that seemed to do the trick for me -- it
gets everything and is relatilely inexpensive, and quite effortless
(except for the rinsing, but that's not hard at all).
AD
GiveMeABMW wrote:
> Hi all - I plan to move my 29g tank to my kitchen counter tomorrow. Are there
> any special precautions I should take? I can save 7g in the containers I
> usually use for siphoning dirty water, is that enough? The new location is
> right in front of a window, is algae going to become a prob? Is doing this
> going to start the cycling process all over again?
>
> Those are the only concerns that come to mind for the moment (besides throwing
> my back out getting the thing over there). Thanks! :] >> Stay informed about: Moving tank