Symptoms if tank is above 30°C

[Aquaguy]

I would like to know what are the symptoms if the tank's temperature is 30°C and above?

I'm aware that one of the symptoms are low oxygen content.

[teinsports]

Not sure what kind 'symptoms' are u referring to but it really depends on the type of plants and fishes that you keep. Some may prefer warmer temps

[Aquaguy]

In generally what will happen to the plants? For my fishes most are within the tolerable ranges but more on the high side

[teinsports]

In generally what will happen to the plants? For my fishes most are within the tolerable ranges but more on the high side

I'm no expert here but generally it will still depends on the type of plants u have. Some plants like nana, ferns are more tolerant of high temp whereas others like mosses prefers cooler temps. Plants that thrive on cooler temps will generally melt after a week or so in temp in excess of 30

[charif]

Basically oxygen level will come down in increase in temperature.. FOr gold fish, mostly they try to swim in the top to get more air..

[milk_vanilla]

Lower temperature means higher o2 buffer , vice and versa

beneficial bacteria community demand o2 to keep doing their job , so does fish.

Aeration pump or surface agitation might help to increase the o2, or sump.

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[torque6]

Hardly have water above 30 degrees, unless its directly under the hot sun. Depending on the tank size, 2FT tanks, temp around 25 without chillers.