Each day we do detailed checks of the chemical readings, the temperature and the overall well-being of both tanks. Today we caught an issue that could have become a major problem, but we were able to fix it before it got too serious. We noticed that the tropical tank was 70 degrees, 8 or 9 degrees colder than it normally has been. We know that the ideal temperature for the tropical fish is 75-80 degrees. Something wasn't working with the heater, and as we watched it, we noticed that it kept turning off. Luckily, we were able to replace the heater with a new one.
It is really important that we check every detail each day, so that we can find any problems and try to fix them right away!
The trout are swimming up near the top, feeding well and really looking strong!
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