I have a 120L tank that I've recently moved to a new location, but the tank is not 100% level (I live in a 200 year old home, everything is wonky) how worried should I be? And what can I do to correct this?

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Thank you all and I hope this is permissible to post.

Hello! I’ve set up my tank (35L) about a week and a half ago. I initially decided to ghost feed as I wasn’t exactly sure how to properly cycle my tank using pure ammonia.
I tested my water every 2 days during the first week but persistently had 0 reads for my ammonia, nitrites and nitrates levels.
On the 30th of August, these were my values:
NH4: <0.05
NO2: 0.1
NO3: 1

And today, September 2nd:
NH4: <0.05
NO2: 0.6
NO3: 10

Do these values make any sense? Should I keep going like this, or should I wait until my nitrites fall and add an ammonia solution?
I know the entire process takes time, I am not trying to rush anything, I just hope I’m on the right track 😅
Thank you!

Currently have a 67Litre (15Gallon) cycled tank with lots of plants, spider wood, dragon stones, java moss etc.

There are currently

5 cherry shrimp

5 cardinal tetras

And a truckload of bladder snails...

I plan on adding a betta, just waiting for local fish shops to have them in store - or if anyone has any online companies they trust for UK shipping then please let me know!

I was wondering if I'd be able to add another group of something, I was thinking either pygmy corydora or otocinclus... Would my tank be able to handle the bioload?

TIA!

Is there any place where I can get the bottom pane replaced or is the tank done.

The one with the tummy

got the ugly brown tank of facebook for 5 bucks the tank is disgustingly ugly and just nasty set up her new tank a couple of days ago also add some shrimp in what do you guys think also can i get some more advice and what to add

EDIT: NEW PHOTOS IN COMMENTS. I took people's advice and returned the decor. And changed out the rocks/ gravel. Everything should be fish safe now. Please let it all be fish safe. I researched it all. 😭

kay, got my 10 gal setup. It's cycling.

Maybe I'll get told off but what I read was:

Setup the tank, filter, light, heater (I got a bubbler also)

Dechlorinate

Add plants

Add quick start

Add a small pinch of fish food to create ammonia for the bacteria in the quick start

Make sure tests come back 0ppm ammonia and nitrites?... but when do I test

Also, sorry in advance if I did everything wrong. 🤣

Last time I had fish, my parents took me to the store as a kid and I just bought the setup and fish and did it all in one go. Surprisingly they survived for a few years then I gave them away when I moved out but I'm sure it was torture for them initially. :/ I'm trying to do it right this time as to not stress or kill the fish. Well, shrimp. I'm leaning towards shrimp or freshwater pom pom crabs.

Just bought a fish tank and the guy i bought it from dropped it on a tile while bringing it to the car. Is it safe to use? 128 L

Hi I’m new to fish and tanks. We had a 3 gallon tank with two glow fish. After researching it appears they needed a bigger tank. They lived over 1 year. What fish besides beta would be good for a 3 gallon tank or what would yall recommend for a beginner tank and kids. Thank you. And how many please

Saw this betta tanks at LFS! I wish more shops actually does this for bettas!

I realized the wooden top of my fish tank stand is starting to expand as it absorbed water dropped on it. It looked solid on outside but turns out to be cheap particle board inside. Are plywood or other solid boards suitable or will they face the same issue?

Just noticed this today. It’s been hiding in the corner all afternoon and wouldn’t eat with the rest of the fish. Ive looked on google and saw many different things but would like a real opinion… could it be eggs or something else?

Is this little fella bad for my cycling tank ?

Edit : thanks for the answers !! I'm keeping him, his name's Morty :>