Water is fogged in the breeding tank??

[crowntail lover]

The water is so fogged I can barley see my pair...
Water brand new (yesturday) not dirty. It has a full anount of conditioner along with anti pari.
What should I do?
Switch water?
Just introduced yesturday...

[onekatietwo]

Originally Posted by crowntail lover

The water is so fogged I can barley see my pair...
Water brand new (yesturday) not dirty. It has a full anount of conditioner along with anti pari.
What should I do?
Switch water?
Just introduced yesturday...

I want an answer too! My incredibly overstocked goldfish tank did the same thing but I just assumed it was because of the absurd overtock-age.

It still seemed weird since it was RIGHT after a water change, though.

I have no idea, but this question might help other people give an answer: Can you tell what color the cloudyness is?
Yellowish? Whitish? brownish? Greenish?

[crowntail lover]

Well it cleared out this morning, after I let the lead up all night...So...But mine was a whitish color

[IonBaller07]

My tap water is disgusting so whenever I do a big water change it turns a cloudy white, then it goes through the incredibly bubble stage, but it usually all clears up in a day or two.

[onekatietwo]

Originally Posted by IonBaller07

My tap water is disgusting so whenever I do a big water change it turns a cloudy white, then it goes through the incredibly bubble stage, but it usually all clears up in a day or two.

I think that type of cloudy/whiteness isn't really 'disgusting'. It's basically just air bubbles. It has to do with how the water travels through the faucet and pipes and how it is pressurized. I remember being really freaked out by it when I was kid. Ours is just like it. It takes a while to clear (longer than you would expect 'just bubbles' to take)

It can be a bit harmful to fish, but I think it's rare and if oyu just let it sit for an hour or two before you put it in, you can avoid the whole issue.