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welcome to MFT! 50-70% water changes is quite a lot for such a small tank. but hey...another reason to get a bigger tank. i've kept goldfish a few times and i've always kept more than one at least....i just think they're happier and maybe feel safer to have other goldfishes around (but...

what levels in the tap water? you can consider an RO system for better quality water....

i think any physical issues with the molly will take some time to heal. but if you continue with the water changes, you'll give the molly the best chance to recover by the improved water conditions. how are the nitrates level now?

thanks for letting me know. welcome to MFT! do you have a question you want to ask on the forum? then go here... http://www.myfishtank.net/forum/forums/freshwater-beginner-information-questions.4/ see that blue button near the top right? to start a new thread? press that and post your...

sounds like you're going in the right direction! remember to take pictures to document the journey of your tanks! great idea on re-using that 10 gallon tank too!

yea. keep up with the water changes and you should start seeing some improvements. keep us updated!

how big is the tank (old and new)? how long is the drive to the new location?

glad they went to some good homes then!

i've never used those pellets unfortunately. have you vacuum the gravel? the water changes are good but can't do them too often. but should continue to change the water.

if you can post your location that'll help people out too!

i think most people always start out with the 10 gallon. i think i still have my 10 gallon in the garage somewhere. 29 is a good size to move onto. schooling fish in quantities of 7-9 will look great in your tank. i'd also go with playtlover's suggestion about the corycats...great addition to...

no offence taken! the more people know and learn the more fun they'll have with this hobby and share their knowledge with others.

at least it's relevant to the thread!

dont' give up! fish keeping is suppose to be a fun thing to do! let us know how to help you get back into it!

welcome to MFT! sounds like a good start. what size tank is it?

welcome to MFT! to deal with the heat, i've seen people take water bottles. freeze them and then float them in the tank. it acts basically like a giant icecube. but you'll need to monitor the temperature to make sure it doesn't drop too quickly or too much. tetras are schooling fish so i...

great! here's your media page if you need to access all your pictures quickly. http://www.myfishtank.net/forum/media/users/platy-lover.23708/ hope the media section was easy to use!

i've been here for awhile and i'm still kinda confused.but after reading the original thread..it's starting to slowly come back...lol.

yea...at this point maybe better to start over with the tank if you're going to have to move it anyways and re-cycle from the beginning.

see if they have this test kit. it's one of the best and it's pretty accurate. http://amzn.to/1QVAaUZ see if that'll give you an idea of what's really wrong with the water parameters. you mentioned 50% water changes....wonder if your tank is still considered cycled after all that with no fish...