February 21, 2009
NO2 33ppm nearly on the chart again…
NH3/NH4+ 0
So the Ammonia I added is gone in 24 hours. I’ll be adding more this time. 1 teaspoon added with a test result of 1.5ppm after 1 hour. Still don’t have Nitrate test…I can’t seem to find them for under $15 so it makes it cheaper to just buy another kit. Maybe API Freshwater Test Kit? It’s only $21.99.
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Test Kit can be purchased here: http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=4454
About Me
- vintagetankgirl
- This is the About Me section, however, this blog is not about me, but my Hobby (way of life). This blog will primarily be used for following the setup and establishment of my newly acquired Vintage 1970s Aquarium. I will be posting pictures and writing about where I have been, where I am now, and where I plan to go with The Vintage Tank (yes in Capitals). I blame (yes, blame sometimes in all CAPS and in a loud voice) my older brother Marlin (who’s name doomed him to fish keeping) on my interest in (obsession with) aquariums. He got me hooked when I was about twelve years old. It has been fourteen years and I am still dangling! The best way to describe my interest in fish keeping is to call it an obsession. I have an obsessive need to have a beautiful tank with beautiful plants and fish despite the lack of time, sleep, and oh yeah, MONEY (thanks a lot Marlin)! This will be my first medium size tank (my first tanks: 5 gallons and 10 gallons also known as small!) The Vintage Tank is about 28 gallons. This blog will be used as both a showcase for The Vintage Tank and also an outlet to “talk” about my Adventures during the setup. Welcome to my Obsession!
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