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Prodigious Plant Pundit
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Just how sensetive are OEBT shrimp and Cherries?
In my new Ebi, I have 2 OEBT shrimp and two cherries. Oh and one Amano too. All my tests (NH3, NO3, NO4) (or is it NO2 and NO3 LOL I'm still a noob here) just showed up <.50 ppm. Using an API freshwater master test drop kit (expensive as hell!). Is this okay? Thanks.
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Wannabe Guru
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Anything other than 0 ammonia, 0 nitrite and >20 (preferably 10) is bad. Your RCS will probably make it, but I wouldn't put money on the OEBT. Get yourself some Prime or AmQuel+ to detox the ammonia and nitrite until your cycle settles back down.
-Lisa
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Algae Grower
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I haven't kept OEBT, but RCS are like roaches. They'll survive a nuclear bomb, if it doesn't have copper in it.
Seriously I had a tank I started for RCS and had to move them in quick because other fish stalking them. It went through an ammonia spike, and a huge and very long nitrite spike (>5ppm for a week or so, with water changes). I only lost a couple out of the 20 I had, and now they're right as rain. If the water quality gets bad they'll start to lose their color a bit, so watch for that. Now that my tank is settled they've all colored up nicely.
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30G AquaClear50: Lightly planted, 2 glofish, 2 platies, 2 ottos, 4 kuhli loaches, a mystery snail and ghost shrimp. 10G Sponge filter: Heavily planted, 2 ottos, 2 kuhli loaches, red cherry shrimp 2.5G MiniBow Hood Filter: Planted, Betta named Sushi |
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