Nitrate problem
Any ideas on how to keep my nitrate levels lower? The only thing I have been doing is large water changes, 60 gallons each week in a 90 gallon tank. Any filter accessories out there to help? The tank has a forest of plants, 12 or so larger fish with 6 neons and a half dozen baby fish in the last week. All my chemistry is great except the nitrate levels. Thanks.
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Comment by Chuck P on September 24, 2013 at 7:26am
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I read somewhere that duckweed, for all its faults, is very good at absorbing excess nitrates. Can anyone else verify that? Also, I assume you've checked your tap water and the nitrates are being produced within your aquarium?
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