Aquatic Cebu Enthusiasts (ACE)

[alainphillip]

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@allister
fertz that will hasten the growth of HC is the seachem flourish excel.. these works great with HC.... anyhow it is currently unavailable in the philippines... were trying to negotiate someone so that it arrives in the phils...

[Soggy2]

sir isnt cartimar near roxas boulevard?

I have no idea. Last time i went there, we were at SM mall of asia and we took a taxi to cartimar.

@tonioyantao

mostly sa riccia or glossostigma jud na mu grow ang BGA. because riccia and glosso loves nitrate. if you missed your ferts dosing regime like the macro n micro. im sure na hurut na imo kno3 tungud sa riccia nimo. if u test your water parameters basin zero na imo nitrate. pag blockout nlng for 3 days then after put kno3 to prevent BGA.

Its also just as important to provide water circulation as co2 deficient water will tend to stagnate in areas of thick foreground growth.




@all, kinsa nakabalita if nadayun si sir redcap karon diri sa cebu?

[markykoi]

dali a ra katubag oi, yeah its goldfish

hahaha nice one.. ay o, dili mana bungoton ang goldfish.

@all
no more buy/sell topics in the pet discussion forum... discussion will be closed by mods or may even ban the user from the forum... so from now on il be posting a link here every time new products will arrive... thanks everyone

Here's the link:
https://www.istorya.net/forums/pets/1...-supplies.html (Piper's Petshop (fish, dogs, birds, reptiles, small mammals and all pet supplies))

mao ba? gi delete? or gi balhin sa buy and sell section? sorry to hear that mga bro. sige lang, anhi lang ninyo paste ang links. ok raman kaha sa mods?

@all, kinsa nakabalita if nadayun si sir redcap karon diri sa cebu?

wala man siya nag inform. wala pud ni text. naa na siya nano for the show kuno.hehehe

[toothdoc]

guys i need help my nano is being overun by blue green algae.
it started as a small patch in the corner of my thank and now its spreading like wild fire!
ive'd been researching how to eradicate it and i need MYACIN. i have no idea how and were to get it
i cannot do the blackout treatment since im afraid that my riccia could die lisud na kay i worked hard to set up my tank and im damn not gonna restart again!!!

Bai, water change lang every 3 days for 2 weeks. clean your filter everytime you change water.
make sure you use your used water to wash your filter media. Dont worry, ma resolve ra na imo probs.
note what you did for this problem so you will remember what you did. this wont be the first time youll encounter this problem. hope you wont meet mr. BBA.

[Soggy2]

wala man siya nag inform. wala pud ni text. naa na siya nano for the show kuno.hehehe

Ah kay nag post man siya sa palhs na magpa renew daw siya sa iya ME lisence diri. Ni confirm pud gani si joey na naa pud siya diri karon. Aug 26. basi wala nadayon tungod sa bagyow

[markykoi]

Ah kay nag post man siya sa palhs na magpa renew daw siya sa iya ME lisence diri. Ni confirm pud gani si joey na naa pud siya diri karon. Aug 26. basi wala nadayon tungod sa bagyow

ni PM to nako before nga mu anhi kuno siya, patudlo siya asa ang mga pet stores. After ato wala naman.


Anyway, unsa kahay nindot nga foreground plant sa? Dili HC, hairgrass, glosso, or sagitaria s. (for my 35 gal)

[tonioyantao]

guys thanks for the advice.
sorry it took me this long to reply just got home from work.
i stumbled upon a site were Erythromycin is used for eradication of BGA
heres the site
Blue Green Algae Article | Freshwater & Saltwater Aquarium Fish Forum
it seems that erythromycin is the main ingredient of myacin.
and then i remembered that my bro still has his old antibiotics left.
so i did the math. the author of the blog said he dosed his treatment of 2.5 mg per liter of water
so if i have a 500 mg of erythromycin then divide it by the amount of liters that i have.
this could actually work!?


i dont have a test kit for nitrite and nitrate and i believe i have adequate filtration.
i clean the filter regularly.
and water change is 25% TWICE a week but why did the BGA prolifirate instead of decreasing?

hmmm kind of risky but the site says that the use of antibiotic in a controlled environment wont hurt the fish and the plants.
unsa ma ingon ninyo, should i go with the experiment?
and be the guinea pig for everyone at ACE?

the worst i can do is kill all the fishes...
what is important is the plants

or should i go with polyethylene or ethylene dichloride and tetracycline?

[markykoi]

guys thanks for the advice.
sorry it took me this long to reply just got home from work.
i stumbled upon a site were Erythromycin is used for eradication of BGA
heres the site
Blue Green Algae Article | Freshwater & Saltwater Aquarium Fish Forum
it seems that erythromycin is the main ingredient of myacin.
and then i remembered that my bro still has his old antibiotics left.
so i did the math. the author of the blog said he dosed his treatment of 2.5 mg per liter of water
so if i have a 500 mg of erythromycin then divide it by the amount of liters that i have.
this could actually work!?


i dont have a test kit for nitrite and nitrate and i believe i have adequate filtration.
i clean the filter regularly.
and water change is 25% TWICE a week but why did the BGA prolifirate instead of decreasing?

hmmm kind of risky but the site says that the use of antibiotic in a controlled environment wont hurt the fish and the plants.
unsa ma ingon ninyo, should i go with the experiment?
and be the guinea pig for everyone at ACE?

the worst i can do is kill all the fishes...
what is important is the plants

or should i go with polyethylene or ethylene dichloride and tetracycline?

I admire your research sir. Well, I am not that familiar with all those chemical stuffs but what I've learned thru experience kay mao ni ay:

If ever you have calculated the amount of fertilizer or chemical, like for example, your tank is 35 gal, and for 35 gal the recommended dosage for a fertilizer is 2mL, i would suggest to dose 1mL and observe...then increase the dosage gradually.

Sorry, nag lisod ko explain.hehehe basta, dose or use a level lower than recommended and observe first..then increase gradually.

If you are worried about the fauna, try to transfer them to a temporary holding until you are sure that everything is fine.

@jjyo888

grandmaster, dara sneak preview sa tank, hardscape lang una, but i think i would need to rearrange it again, not satisfied.hehehe:

[anarkista]

I admire your research sir. Well, I am not that familiar with all those chemical stuffs but what I've learned thru experience kay mao ni ay:

If ever you have calculated the amount of fertilizer or chemical, like for example, your tank is 35 gal, and for 35 gal the recommended dosage for a fertilizer is 2mL, i would suggest to dose 1mL and observe...then increase the dosage gradually.

Sorry, nag lisod ko explain.hehehe basta, dose or use a level lower than recommended and observe first..then increase gradually.

If you are worried about the fauna, try to transfer them to a temporary holding until you are sure that everything is fine.

@jjyo888

grandmaster, dara sneak preview sa tank, hardscape lang una, but i think i would need to rearrange it again, not satisfied.hehehe:

mr. president nindot kaayo imu rock formation a.k.a your hardscape.. nindot butangan H.C. sa future hehehehe...

[tonioyantao]

sir markykoi.
suwayun na gyud nako ang akong gamay na experiment
just woke up akung gipang evacuate ang mga fishes nako and shrimps.
i have 1 tablet of 500 mg erethryomycin
and the dosage is 2.5 mg of erethromycin in every 1 liter,
so if i have a 9 liter tank multiply of 2.5 mg/L.
i need 22.5 mg divided by 500 mg then i have to roughly divide the 500 mg tablet 22 times!!!


will post kung unsa na ang balita sa akung experiment,
starting today.
this treatment is good for 8 days wish me luck mga bossing!!!

will post pics before and after