With a showing of ammonia, don't feed anything. Are you sure your test kits
are fresh? ~ jan



On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 18:11:45 GMT, Daniel Phillips wrote:

The orange gold fish was swimming around today, although still
preferred the bottom and being hidden. It stayed below the surface,
though. I also saw the black one, but it swam along primarily on the
bottom surface. Both didn't seem interested in the three fish flakes
I gave them.

Checked the water this afternoon. Ph is 8.0, ammonia seems to be
staying at .25. The water has a green tint to it.

I noticed that one of the pads of the water lily is yellow and still
halfway below the surface. Is there a signifigance to that? Also, the
Red Ludwigia seem to be yellowing, too. Does the yellowing indicate
that the plants are dead or dying (I know I'd have to remove them from
the water, then, so they don't decay)?

Daniel Phillips

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