Oh my Do you know how long it’s been dead? Did you find it dead right away or was it a day or so? I did not see him alive or dead last night or this morning, he has a tendency to hid from time to time, I came home from work and he was dead. So there is a window of up to about 16hrs he could be dead for.
Is it an albino rainbow shark? Yes, Albino Rainbow
Is it a glofish albino rainbow shark?
Do you know if that’s a big bruise on its belly? It didn't look like a bruise but more of infection or infected area.
Sorry slow in the head sometimes but can you remind me what an EBA is? I know I should know but forgot. No problem, its Electric Blue Acara, 6 of them... Juvenile (about an inch and a half in size each)
How big is your tank? 350L, approx 90 Gallons.
Are there any other bottom dwellers or some fish that may peck at the shark in the tank? There is a common pleco but he tends to keep to himself but I suppose it is a possibility. As for the EBAs they are extremely peaceful and I would find it very unlikely they would attack
When you say juvenile how young do you mean ?like just got from store? Or like he’s less than 6 months old young? I bought him from the store roughly a month ago, when I bought him the shop keeper told me he had recently arrived (never mentioned an age)
These questions may not matter that much but every detail helps i think he looks a little bloated the big thing on his belly is hard to figure out if the death happens a while before the op noticed that maybe the blood just rushing to one spot or another fish just pushed the carcass and it got bruised. I appreciate your reply, thanks. I too felt he looked a touch bloated, the "thing" on his belly had a green tint to it which makes me fear it was an infection or fungus of a sort. I do not have the knowledge to determine this so I was hoping to get an experienced opinion