Hi.. Sedona Az. here.. and desperate to save my fishies! New tank set up, and looking for quick answers.. have already lost my betta, and my angelfish are now beginning to go.. *pouts* Been TRYING hard to research, and there's only one petshop here in town, and I'm not getting the answers I obviously need.. So am praying you have chat or help here..
Thanks..
K:-(
With no details other than the fish are dying I'll have to assume, as well as everyone else, that your tank is cycling. That means high ammonia, nitrites. Best thing to do is change about 50% of the water and use a tap water conditioner to remove chlorine.
Do you have a water test kit tp test ph, ammonia, kh, gh?
If not get one. The fish you have are not the best for starting in a brand new tank. The most important, assuming it's the cycling that is taking place, is the water change with water conditioner.
hello and warm welcome.
you are in very good hands,and everyone will help you as much as they can.
good luck.
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