hello all

[silveleaf]

i got a master test kit
i need to know how good my water is
and what i need to know what i need to do to make it better
ammonia 0.50
nitrites 0
nitrates 0
ph 7.5

[Oscar_freak12321]

For the ammonia, simply do a 50% W/C, and that should go away. Everything else is good! :19:

[MonkeyPox]

Is this a cycled tank or a brand new one?

Do you have fish? If so, what kind?

[robflanker]

IIRC, he hasnt cycled yet so this should be right at the beginning

[Oscar_freak12321]

He hasn't cycled? Oh..that's a whole different story then...

[silveleaf]

so im i in the right track
rob flanker

[robflanker]

Well what do you have in the tank right now? Your answer will determine the next step

[silveleaf]

3 guppy in the tank
is ammonia to high

[robflanker]

No ammonia isnt too high.

How big is the tank?

Can you post as much information as you can in one post rather than 100s of small ones? just so we have everything we need

[silveleaf]

i have a 29 gal tank a filter system with a filter pad i have a air pump
i have 3 guppy and want more fish i have a master test kit
im almost 0 on everything
my ph lv 7.5
i live in ohio and we have very hard water
i need to know what kind of fish i can have

[Northernguy]

Just about any fish will be good in that ph.
Find out if it stays at 7.5.

[Lab_Rat]

Have you read up on cycling? If not, here is the cycling guide Lady Hobbs put together: [Only Registered Users Can See Links.]

That is a guide for cycling with fish, like you have. If I were you I'd take them back and do a fishless cycle. Here is her guide for fishless cycling (far superior in my opinion): [Only Registered Users Can See Links.]

Maybe you've already read those and if so I apologize for redundancy. If not, it's a great place to start before trying to go further.