Heads up, the marineland hand on back filter is completely Normal for the bio wheels to stop spinning eventually they will stop spinning never replace them they are full of good stuff for the fish
More power to u bro!!!! This hobby is a bitch homie!!!! I've been doing it for 5yrs & still learning!!!! We will all b successful to this soon!!! Keep on trucking vato!!!! We'll conquer this shit!!!! Fish up...ho's down baby!!!! 😅😂🫡👍🏼🐟🐠🐡🐊🦈✌🏼
You are definitely going through a bacterial bloom on the young tank. because you changed the filters, you should dose with Prime and Stability for a few days to avoid an an ammonia spike. Prime will help to keep the ammonia detoxified and the Stability will help boost the beneficial bacteria that will keep your tank cycled and consume the ammonia. I also see that you didn't have any sponge material in the filter that you took off which is probably why did didn't look like it was doing anything...unless you had another tray below that you didn't show. I think you should avoid adding additional fish for a couple weeks just to let things settle down otherwise you'll be throwing away your hard earned money if your cycle crashes before it has a real chance to establish. I've been there adding too many fish in a short time and it wasn't great at all. Also make sure you have that Master Test Kit and test regularly for the next few weeks...it will save you a headache and your fish. Welcome to the hobby...its a great one to be in.
I ordered that master test kit will be here tomorrow!! Thanks for the feedback! When I got that canister filter it didn’t come with everything and I didn’t know so I gotta just had to throw it up there since the fish were hateing the other filter .
@@Beating.The.Banks03 the cloudy water is the sign of a bacteria bloom. My opinion you should have left the old filter on and added the hang on back and the bubbler. Being that you removed all of your beneficial bacteria. Your tank has to start all over. Have you checked for amonia before changing your filters?
@@bjg6775 yea I definitely should have I didn’t think about the tank having to start all over. Explains why everyone seemed really stressed. I have checked everything since then and everything is good and on point and fish are happy and swimming happily now!
@Beating.The.Banks03 what was happening in your tank was actually a good thing. It's part of the nitrogen cycle. You were starting to develop good bacteria. Look up the nitrogen cycle. Keep a close eye on your fish and check your amonia levels.
Reallly? I’m new to all of this I appreciate the feedback so much it helps. So even when Oscar’s poop so much? So just do it every week once or something
Loving the new filters always good to have decent filters with how much oscars eat .. so sorry to see you lost al
Thanks man. Yea it sucks for sure
Heads up, the marineland hand on back filter is completely Normal for the bio wheels to stop spinning eventually they will stop spinning never replace them they are full of good stuff for the fish
Awsome thanks for the feedback
More power to u bro!!!! This hobby is a bitch homie!!!! I've been doing it for 5yrs & still learning!!!! We will all b successful to this soon!!! Keep on trucking vato!!!! We'll conquer this shit!!!! Fish up...ho's down baby!!!! 😅😂🫡👍🏼🐟🐠🐡🐊🦈✌🏼
Hellll yeahhh dawggg, I love this shit ngl!!!
You are definitely going through a bacterial bloom on the young tank. because you changed the filters, you should dose with Prime and Stability for a few days to avoid an an ammonia spike. Prime will help to keep the ammonia detoxified and the Stability will help boost the beneficial bacteria that will keep your tank cycled and consume the ammonia. I also see that you didn't have any sponge material in the filter that you took off which is probably why did didn't look like it was doing anything...unless you had another tray below that you didn't show. I think you should avoid adding additional fish for a couple weeks just to let things settle down otherwise you'll be throwing away your hard earned money if your cycle crashes before it has a real chance to establish. I've been there adding too many fish in a short time and it wasn't great at all. Also make sure you have that Master Test Kit and test regularly for the next few weeks...it will save you a headache and your fish. Welcome to the hobby...its a great one to be in.
I ordered that master test kit will be here tomorrow!! Thanks for the feedback! When I got that canister filter it didn’t come with everything and I didn’t know so I gotta just had to throw it up there since the fish were hateing the other filter .
Thanks man I appreciate. Definitely a good one for sure
How old is your setup? It looks like you're having a bacteria bloom.
Why do you say that? Tank isn’t even a month old filters are brand new.
@@Beating.The.Banks03 the cloudy water is the sign of a bacteria bloom. My opinion you should have left the old filter on and added the hang on back and the bubbler. Being that you removed all of your beneficial bacteria. Your tank has to start all over. Have you checked for amonia before changing your filters?
@@bjg6775 yea I definitely should have I didn’t think about the tank having to start all over. Explains why everyone seemed really stressed. I have checked everything since then and everything is good and on point and fish are happy and swimming happily now!
@@bjg6775 Thank you for the feedback helps a lot! Got an exciting video coming Friday @3pm Eastern time
@Beating.The.Banks03 what was happening in your tank was actually a good thing. It's part of the nitrogen cycle. You were starting to develop good bacteria. Look up the nitrogen cycle. Keep a close eye on your fish and check your amonia levels.
How long have your tank been set up you should not clean your tank to much it will take out all of the good bacteria just keep your glass clean
Reallly? I’m new to all of this I appreciate the feedback so much it helps. So even when Oscar’s poop so much? So just do it every week once or something