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Posted by: bambams at Fri Feb 27 09:35:51 2009 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by bambams ] A neighbor who was moving left a 2 gallon fish tank with 2 goldfish in it. It is ridiculously tiny so I decided to get a bigger tank. Got a 5 gallon tank (which I've since learned is still too small) for more space for them, conditioned water with new water cond kit (stress coat, stress zyme, aquatic salt, ph stuff). Also since learned I needed to cycle tank didn't. After a few hours fish were at top breathing air and tank turned cloudy and one fish died - all within 24 hours!! I know about new tank syndrome - but is that supposed to happen so quickly? Had taken water out of old tank, but still had gravel - and an under gravel filter that made lots of bubbles. added tap water and put de-chloronator and put one surviving fish back in. he perked right up - is it the oxygen in smaller tank? he hasn't had problems because of new tank being placed back in small tank with new water? he's ok in there, but its' too small. so bigger tank is now cloudy and the whisper micro filter - i'm not sure if it's working, doesn't seem to be moving the water at all like gravel filter bubbly thing in smaller tank. but this 5 tank is supposed to be a complete kit - is this filter oxygenating the water enough? how do i get bigger tank healthy for goldfish? [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Hide Replies ]
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