Abstract
Ammonia poisoning is a common problem in fish tanks but is not a disease and is one of the deadliest causes of aquarium fish mortality. This happens more in newly launched aquariums. Ammonia poisoning can occur immediately or within a few days. Initially, fish may be seen breathing on the surface of the water to breathe. The worst factor in ammonia poisoning is that excess ammonia is not visible in water, although its effects are visible.
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