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Pet Fish Care : How to Tell When a Saltwater Fish Tank Cycles

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Uploaded by on Sep 29, 2008

A saltwater fish tank cycle is determined by the level of ammonia and nitrates in the water of the aquarium. Learn to tell when a salt water fish tank cycles with tips from the owner of a fish pet store in this free video on pet care.

Expert: Ryan Wells
Contact: www.reefrunners.net
Bio: Ryan Wells is the owner of Reef Runners in Lindon, Utah. He has many years of experience working with sea animal life.
Filmmaker: Michael Burton

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  • 0:17 a whats it called

  • @sk81514

    Soft coral are normaly very hardy. The only things I can think of that might cause a quick death for softies would be copper present in your water in some form. Many fish medications contain copper. If copper isnt present it can also be caused by high temperture. Temperatures above 85-86 degrees can quickly kill many types of coral.

  • hi ryan, i have my 50 gallon saltwater tank and its running for 1 and half year.. now, i want to have live anemones and other live corals to put on it, i tried it once but unfortunately it died for a week or less than a week.. now, i just want to ask what are the things needed for me to able to have live anemones in my tank??? since i have my sump tank filtration unit as well as i have protien skimmer and standard lightings on my tank.. can u help me what can i do??

  • i have alot of trouble keeping sort corals they are fine at the shop (really big and open) then the second i put them in my tank they close up a basically start to die please help any one

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  • Not cool. Coral reefs are being decimated by fish collecting for aquariums!

  • We dont care about you ryan! SHOW US THE FISH. more.

  • Ryan Wells

    Bye the way your aquarium is nice and beautiful.

    Regarding White spot on fish…what I know it’s coming from temperature and also when the fish will scare. Is that right??!!

    My aquarium temperature is 25. 26. 27. Digress. I kept schemers and UB light and heating temperature also chiller.

    I need your experience and guiding

    Many thanks.

    Ardy

  • I LOVE FISHIES :O

  • My new 38gal w/21lbs LR has been set up a week and the perams are staying the same: Nitrites0, Nitrates 0, Ammonia 0, 1.023, 79 degrees. Is this normal or should I have patience that it will spike?

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