Well the other fish are all still alive. The only ones that have died at this point are the 2 angels, the gourami, and 2 corys. I just checked my readings, and the ammonia (.25-.50) and nitrates (20 - 40) are high, so I'm gonna do a 75% water change. Guess we'll see what happens.
My first thought was ich, but then it didn't turn into more spots. Then last night, I did look up fin rot. But I've never dealt with either, so I really wasn't sure. The gourami had been in there for 6 or 8 months. I had just never moved it to my 55g. I was actually thinking of keeping it in the...
Thanks for the input. There are still the 6 neons, 1 molly, and 1 cory in that 10g tank. So, I'm going to do a water change when I get home from work, and then I will test daily and see if it's spiking.
I had intended to do that anyway, but I thought since I done a water change before adding...
No, I haven't tested. I didn't even think about the increased waste being too much. Do you think that could be what happened rather than disease? If so, I don't understand how it would've killed the angels and gourami (the bigger fish), but the smaller fish still be ok.
I will test this evening...
I will do a water change this evening when I get home. This tank is a 10g that I originally had set up as a quarantine. But I did have a dwarf gourami in it. The only thing I added to my 55g is 2 snails, and I am praying that they didn't carry anything. They weren't in the same tank with the...
Well it may not have been ich and I have no clue, but there was some kind of fast killing disease. Both angels, 2 of the 3 cory cats, and now a Dwarf gourami that was in the same tank have died....all from Saturday evening to Tuesday morning. And I have no clue ☹️
Thanks for the input. I got 2 angels, 6 neon tetras, and 3 cory cats from Petsmart, so I'm not sure how the tanks were maintained, but I'm kinda feeling like they weren't well taken care of. One of the 2 angels and 2 of the 3 corys died, so I'm looking for signs as to why. I wasn't sure if this...
Ok. So basically then I'm just seeing cloudiness from stirring up the gravel. I thought that by doing the gravel before draining the water, I would empty out most of that. I guess it doesn't get as much as I thought. I ordered some new cloth filter covers for my Upettetools gravel cleaner. That...
I am confused. I've had my 55 gallon tank running for 3 or 4 months now. I have not added any new fish in well over a month probably closer to 2 months. I do a 75% water change every 2 weeks. I alternate sides that I vacuum gravel each water change. I always use API water conditioner in my tap...
Well my 10 gallon bacteria bloom cleared up. It didn't take it very long. Yesterday I cleaned my 55 gallon and took out the decorations on one side and done a thorough gravel cleaning and then changed out about 80% of the water. And low and behold, now there is a bacteria bloom in it. It's not...
No I haven't used meds. So, since I do have juvenile fish in there, I will leave the water as is but monitor daily just to be safe. Then once it's cleared up, I'll do a vacuum and water change. Thanks a bunch!
Glad to know it's something that will straighten out. I was worried. So, do I need to run carbon briefly or not? Also, since I changed the water yesterday, should I just keep a check on my nitrates and wait until it's cleared up to vacuum and change the water again?
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