Ashdyre

My boss is real lazy... and stupid... and cheap... lol.

his mom has a koi pond, and she wanted to house them somewhere for the winter, so my boss bought what i'm guessing is a 15 gallon tank, and shoved four 8-inch koi in it, and a pleco, and a danio, and two other little fish.

so now, one month later the water is sooooo cloudy (white) i can hardly see anything. and he's too lazy and cheap to do anything to fix/clean it. (there is a filter btw and a little thing that makes bubbles to circulate the water)

i don't have any info on the exact wter quality, but i want to know if there is something i can suggest to him, that doens't cost a lot of money and that won't take up his "precious time" (i don't think he's done a SINGLE water change since he set it up) that will make the living conditions at least slightly better for these fish.

i don't have the time at my job to do water changes, otherwise i would, and i'm certainly not going to pay for anyting out of my pocket to help - i don't have the extra $$$!

i know this is a really obscure post with minimal information and i apologize, but i really want to do something to help those poor little guys.

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dlee9707

Cloudiness means its cycling, so speed up the cycle. Add some gravel from a tank at home, thats been kept moist.

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55 Gallon Tank:
4X yellow lab
Breeding pair of Red Empress
Female OB peacock
S. Fryeri
Syno. Catfish
Blue Batia
Generic Pleco
One Tinfoil Barb (i couldnt get the thing out with a net or anything else, so i guess its there to stay...)

dannyLTJ

basicly the tank needs care and maintenance...somebody has to do it, or the fish will continue to swim in their sh**. either you confront your boss with the facts and insist the tank is cared for...or you do it your self.