problem with new 3 gallon tank
me and my daughter went out and purchased a glofish brand 3 gallon tank along with three 1 inch tetras. we set up the tank a day ahead of time let it filter overnight. we put in reverse osmosis filtered well water. we put in conditioner even though there's no chlorine in the water and we didn't need it. we added the fish on the second day of the. we used bacteria starter every day for the first 5 days. the water immediately started getting foggy and cloudy when we introduce the fish. it slowly cleared up over the next five days as we use the bacterial starter. on the 9th day one of the fish died and we noticed a flaky slime all over the bottom of the tank gravel. it was white in color. the filter had a greenish slimy consistency in it as well. within 24 hours the other two fish died. we want to replace the fish but we're not sure what caused them to die in the first place. does anybody have any information for so we don't make the same mistake again?
sadly many fish have been killed while following the misinformation printed on the bottle of bottled bacteria. it can't make a tank instantly safe for fish. for some it has sped up the cycling process but it doesn't instantly cycle a tank.

if you choose to try again i would do a total tank clean out and start over. you are early enough in the cycling process to do this. if you choose to do a fish in cycle i will recommend you purchase an api master freshwater test kit. with it you can know exactly what is going on in this tank. it tests for ph (both high and low), ammonia, nitrites and nitrates. i will also recommend you get a bottle of seachem prime. it is first and foremost a water conditioner but goes one step farther and detoxed low levels of ammonia.

once you have these 2 things and have cleaned the tank out i will recommend you use your tap water with the proper dose of prime added to it to remove chlorine/chloramines. if the minerals hadn't been added back into the ro water you added, that too could have added to the death of your fish.

once all these things have been done get one fish. bettas are about the only fish i can recommend for a tank this size. once the fish is in there it will start producing ammonia. it will take a few days before you start seeing ammonia in the tank. don't ever let the ammonia get any higher than .5 even lower is better but with prime your fish should be fine at this level.

water changes as the ammonia starts rising is going to protect you new water pet. at some point you are going to start seeing nitrites. when that happens you don't want the total amount of ammonia plus nitrites to get above 1.0 keep them down with water changes. be sure to add prime with every water change. no matter what the test say never go longer than a week between water changes. with a tank this small things can go bad quickly so keep a close eye on the numbers.
if you want it cleaner you have to use more particles.

try with the vanilla emitter helppatch whats the particle max for your system.

test it adding one component at a time to find out what causes the particlesystem to not funktion any more. all you have is just 1 more month. within that, you should purchase a larger tank and complete the nitro cycle, then shift your angels. 1 angel requires min. 30gallons. so, for your 3 angels you have to have a min. 75gallons, or atleast 60-65 gallons and nothing lesser.
it will really make a difference! as the angels become adults, they would more territorial and would defend it with real aggression. esp., when there is a breeding pair, the aggression will be more. so, a larger tank would allow them to co-exist peacefuly, with their own territorries. i honestly thought it was a bit drying. think it's because it's so heavily frangranted. i will stick to my biolage matrix! good luck. either it can be issue with blown fuse controlling the central locking or its issue with central locking control module.many a times these module gets wet,due to water getting collected there and after that such problem starts.clean the water and dry that area and recheck,if its working.  
  
  
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**thanks.** don't count your betta before they are hatched ;) ! getting the fish to breed is the easiest part, survival of the fry is more difficult.

expect 0 to 500 fry to survive! (they can lay up to about 600 eggs in a spawn). so you might get none, and if everything is perfect you might have 500 so better plan on how to house them. i would not expect anything close to 500 on your fish's and your first try, maybe 100 if you are lucky but there is always the possibly of more. experienced breeders often have surviving clutches of 400 or more! i do not have crohn's but have had gerd for 2 years now. maybe some of what helps me will carry over. i know gerd can turn into crohn's or ibs...i had pretty good luck helping digestion with betaine hcl with pepsin supplements along with licorice and gentian root.i tried skullcap to relax digestion for a while but that stuff is weird.most recently i have been taking "source naturals essential enzymes" 2 a meal with great success and no longer take the acid increasers.i took a blood test for food intolerance and eliminated the two items which were eggs and whey protein. this made absolutely no difference. i have since dropped dairy and almost all carbs accept rice and oatmeal and then eat meat like crazy. no garlic, alcohol, onions, nsaids, benedryl, caffeine etc.i still need pepto every night to sleep.i think it all started when i was given extremely strong antibiotics from a dr when i had strep and mono. had diarrhea for a month after that and now this...try the enzymes and eating almost straight meat - like chicken and fish along with rice for a while.good luck. yikes, this can cause the damper film to stick together and result in “damper lock” . . . .

i suggest refill, open the front cover and trick the leaf switch so the front cover can remain open.

run a powerful cleaning on the channel pair and watch for ink movement. it should go pretty fast. contin… could be that the nails used to anchor the ceiling product or the nails in the crossbeams are rusting. the humidity is causing the rust to leach into the ceiling product. since you say they are in a line, this makes sense.

the only thing you can do is to prime over them and repaint. congratulations on your third baby! i did not have the test but at my 20 week ultrasound we found out that our daughter had spina bifidia! i do know that a good percentage of those test are a false positive so i know it is hard to not freak out! try to wait till you have all the test done! spina bifidia/ neural tube defect is not a death sentence, it has a set of challenges but my daughter is a very happy normal almost 7 year old! we were apart of the moms study and had inutero surgery at 25 weeks! there are a few groups on facebook that are all people with sb or parents of kids with sb! feel free to check them out and ask any more questions! they are united by spina bifida and spinia bifida fetal surgery! i can add you to the group if you are interested! i will be praying for you and your baby! problem fixed. despite what citi told me, krista at tiller said my card was indeed linked. what i had to do was go into tiller feeds and find the list of linked accounts. the box next to citi was unchecked, so i checked it and now everything seems to work.