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Almost 8 months, still pretty new.
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And the nitrates went up when I upgraded, I was thinking from the old sand possibly..
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It seems from my reading a rule of thumb is to ditch old sand as it will hold items exactly what you are having an issue. Perhaps some small dead critters were in the sand.
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I got rid of the old stuff and put all new sand in, I just thought maybe it came from the sand getting stirred up when I took the rocks and what not out of the old tank
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Hum...don't think suspended sand particles would cause something like that. Other members with more experience I'm sure will give you a hand.
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Okay thank you
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You shouldn't have any ammonia at all. Do you have anything to neutralize it? A water change will help, get er done! If you can grab some prime or similar product and try to get it back to zero. Sounds like your tank is cycling a bit.
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Are you running carbon?, if not, do so.
carbon will remove toxins what is your alk? everything is prob stressed from parameter changes.
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