Had the same problem. I fixed it. By taking fish and plants out. Used a heavy dose of h2o2 let it run for a day. Did water change 80%. Installed filter floss and safe start plus. It seemed to work
are these white particles harmful to my fish?? as my fish are always fine and happy from the last 2 months, never had any problem, should I worry about their health? also white particles can be seen when I switch on the light otherwise one can't notice it at all
I do have the same problem in a 400 liters malawi cichlid tank; 2 sunsun 704 canisters (2000 liters/hour flow rate), regular water changes every other week, sand substrate regurarly siphoned, water paramenters are perfect. no clue what's going on or how I can fix. Any suggestion? Did you fix it? Thanks
don’t siphon your sand. If you have a deep sand substrate bed the bacteria underneath said sand will help filter your tank. When you siphon up the sand your releasing a lot of yucky in the water column and preventing bacteria underneath from getting fed by taking away the waste. Ad some pathos to your tank to help get rid of bad stuff like ammonia. They’re really good at removing waste from the water column. Hope this can help a year later. Lol.
Had the same problem. I fixed it. By taking fish and plants out. Used a heavy dose of h2o2 let it run for a day. Did water change 80%. Installed filter floss and safe start plus. It seemed to work
are these white particles harmful to my fish?? as my fish are always fine and happy from the last 2 months, never had any problem, should I worry about their health? also white particles can be seen when I switch on the light otherwise one can't notice it at all
I do have the same problem in a 400 liters malawi cichlid tank; 2 sunsun 704 canisters (2000 liters/hour flow rate), regular water changes every other week, sand substrate regurarly siphoned, water paramenters are perfect. no clue what's going on or how I can fix. Any suggestion? Did you fix it? Thanks
After a Month all clear from alone. just dont look :)
I don't you you will ever get it completely clear with sand and fish which like to dig a bit
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don’t siphon your sand. If you have a deep sand substrate bed the bacteria underneath said sand will help filter your tank. When you siphon up the sand your releasing a lot of yucky in the water column and preventing bacteria underneath from getting fed by taking away the waste. Ad some pathos to your tank to help get rid of bad stuff like ammonia. They’re really good at removing waste from the water column. Hope this can help a year later. Lol.
Same problem. But still cant solve it. Any tip ?
use fine filter media
Or buy filter feeding shrimp like Cameroon shrimp or freshwater clams or mussels
I have the same problem, did you find a solution?
Yes, les flow the particles falls on the gound. :)
How did you resolve this
@Urusai Kodokushi Hi, after few weeks its gone. I have now a biger Aquarium 450l same filter, water Kristalclear. ;)
Blue_water how did you stop them ?
@@andrewgetty9478 Hi, in two weeks or 4 they disappear.