GZ_Loach

you go to the fish and chips shop and come back with only chips

somebodys a bit slooooooooooooooooow lol. Takeaways. LCD. Fish or chips

nvidia. Rich or famous

once upon a time there was a green guppy who liked cheese until 1day he turned yellow so he went on a quest to find the golden rabbit named hemlock...... on the way He found a pair of socks that had turned green with mould and crusty with toe jam. All was well but deep down in his heart the guppy knew he needed a....

tea or coffee?

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doodle

fiddle

I've been unemployed since the start of December :happy2: and I'm NOT on the lazy benefit lol

churbro

cuzzy

cousin

cool

loss

fluctuation

deflation

just buy some carbonated water :happy2:

duckduckgoose

i would buy 4 and stick them all together :dunno:

duckstoners

fluffy

ryburn

Carbon yes, stress coat is only needed if the fish are exposed to cold temperatures or if the tank isn't cycled. For the record, water isn't whats important when it comes to cycling a tank, its all to do with the filter media and the tanks substrate which holds all the beneficial bacteria. You can buy a brand new tank and fill it up and have fish in it a few hours later if your using a cycled filter, doesn't mater if the water came out of the tap or an old tank, like i said its all about the filter and sometimes the substrate. If the water is clear, not murky, doesn't smell off/stale then i would use it. (but still use carbon) p.s "stella" they can't add too much more chlorine than they do allready as cholrine is poisonous.

hemp

You could add some filter carbon to remove chemicals and pollutants in the water, check your nitrate levels too, if they are high then there is a good chance dirty water such as sewage is getting into the cracked water pipes. You can also get water from the army or at one of the many water tanks in the city.