Mar 18, 2017 #1 Cflip Well-Known Member View Badges Joined Feb 20, 2017 Messages 653 Reaction score 196 What state or country do you live in Illinois Rating - 0% 0 0 0 I only have one small fish in a 10 gallon QT. If ammonia isn't high any reason to still do a water change? Or just let it go the 30 days?
I only have one small fish in a 10 gallon QT. If ammonia isn't high any reason to still do a water change? Or just let it go the 30 days?
Mar 18, 2017 #2 H Humblefish Dr. Fish View Badges Excellence Award Louisiana Reef Club Joined Nov 9, 2014 Messages 22,424 Reaction score 34,869 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Cflip said: I only have one small fish in a 10 gallon QT. If ammonia isn't high any reason to still do a water change? Or just let it go the 30 days? Click to expand... While ammonia control is the main reason to do a WC in QT; I still like to siphon any poop, uneaten food, debris, etc. off the bottom in order to maintain good water quality. You can use airline tubing so you're not wasting a whole lot of SW.
Cflip said: I only have one small fish in a 10 gallon QT. If ammonia isn't high any reason to still do a water change? Or just let it go the 30 days? Click to expand... While ammonia control is the main reason to do a WC in QT; I still like to siphon any poop, uneaten food, debris, etc. off the bottom in order to maintain good water quality. You can use airline tubing so you're not wasting a whole lot of SW.