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Re: [APD] help -- my goldfish are dying
In a planted tank the ammonia doesn't stay there very long, since the
plants use it up pretty quickly. So, when you get a zero reading it
just means that there is none at that particular time, but that doesn't
mean there wasn't quite a bit some other time. This still might not be
the problem, but there must be a real reason why we take such care to
treat our water with Prime every time we change water.
Vaughn H.
On Sunday, May 28, 2006, at 06:55 PM, Jamie Bright wrote:
> Thanks for the input. If it's the NovAqua+, wouldn't my ammonia
> measurement register something sometimes (it's ALWAYS been zero since
> my first month with my first tank ever, and after a week or so in the
> new tank while it was being cycled)? Or should I be measuring
> something else? I am heartbroken to think all my water changes could
> have harmed them. Ugh. I appreciate the good detective work, though.
>
> jamie
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