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#1 Posted 03 May 2008, 8:17 am
WHY IS MY WATER SO CLOUDY I HAVE CHANGED IT BUT ITS STILL CLOUDY.

original post: April 22, 2007, 6:25 pm
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1's avatar jan
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#2 Posted 03 May 2008, 8:17 am
Hello Anonymous,

Here are several reasons why water gets cloudy:

1) Bad, poor, inappropriate filtration,
2) Newly set-up tank,
3) Driftwood (it will colour the water for ever),
4) Too much dirt in the substrate.

Powerful filter should solve all of above-mentioned cases.
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153's avatar BioHazard
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#3 Posted 11 Oct 2008, 6:54 pm
i need help
water in my tank is almost milky white Huh , i change my water, clean filter, but from hour to hour water is more and more cloudy like there is some color added in Sad :|
22's avatar mickey
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#4 Posted 13 Oct 2008, 12:30 pm
how long has your filter been running
what are you cleaning it with
as Jan has posted are you cleaning the substrate
is your tank overstocked
if you test your water can you post the results to give us something to work on



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153's avatar BioHazard
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#5 Posted 14 Oct 2008, 1:44 pm
i clean filter on 3 week period(i have small tank whit sponge filter),in old tank water to keep bacterias in it
i suspect on infusoria cause i crew up and feed fishes just after i change 30% of water in tank
i saw on some Croatian forum that 1 guy turnoff the light and stop feeding fishes for a few days and is cool now
parameters are fine,and i clean substrate cause my corydoras died and lot of food is sedimenting on sand
my tank contains only 4 fishes left(i has viral disease)so my tank i not overstocked
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#6 Posted 14 Oct 2008, 2:16 pm
turning off the lights may help, I normally feed the fish six days per week, one day without.
Sorry to hear about your corydoras, try raking the sand before you do a water change, feed your fish before the water change as well, leave the tank for 20 mins and then change the water



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153's avatar BioHazard
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#7 Posted 15 Oct 2008, 7:22 am
i learn that now and i thinking about downloading sera guid for maintain tank
lot of them can be found on this http://www.sera-usa.com/pages.php?pageid=183 link

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