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Discussion in 'Fish and Aquarium - all types' started by tyler_medeiros, Jun 11, 2005.

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    tyler_medeiros New Member

    Ok so i went out early friday and didnt get home untill late late friday night.
    when i got home my 4 rummy nose were just sitting at the bottom of the tank. Unfortunatly the water was a little warm (about 84) so i turned down he heater and hoped that would not make the fish stressed. However while i was looking at the tank there seems to be little magot worms stuck to the glass of the tank but none were on the fish.
    What is it? what should i do to get rid of them?
    Could that be the problem with my fish?
    Any help would be exelent.
     
    tyler_medeiros, Jun 11, 2005
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    tyler_medeiros New Member

    the readings are ammonia 0.01, Nitrite 0.1, nitrate Unknown, pH 7.6
     
    tyler_medeiros, Jun 11, 2005
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