Gboy66 said:I dont see how it can be a fish killong the others..honestly..i dont see any marks whatsoever on the dead fish! Its not like they can do headshots! I dunno..just doesnt seem right..
Sorry dino
biss444 said:i assumed you have an airstone in there, you have to to add oxegin and expeell gasses
HUKIT said:Yes your fish being killed are all mature, aggressive fish don't see fry/smaller fish as a threat so naturally they won't be targeted unless to simply be eaten. I've had fish snap and kill every fish in the tank overnight. Why would adverse water conditions only effect older hardier and mature fish? It's nice to know what your water contains but don't be surprised when the magic bullet isn't found.
Andrew McFadden said:Did you.take all the stuff out of the tank you added in a couple weeks ago? Maybe something is leaking out of them.
How about your water changes ?
Have you changed like 75% of the water since this has happens?
What's your salt levels?
I am sooooooo sorry about these loses I would be a mess right now if I was in your shoes. I feel so bad I or we can't come up with something
HUKIT said:I'm sorry I thought you were still thinking it's a strange water mystery. I know you've asked about RO water and I can say this in my 30+ gets of breeding cichlids I've never had to resort to that, and I've breed everything from discus to wild caught endangered fish with city water to my private well I'm on now.
Convict2161 said:I did take the branches out and 1 piece of driftwood. I've done a water change everyday almost at 75%. Didn't do one tonight though, just tested. Haven't tested my salt but I will.
biss444 said:if you are increasing your water changes, really pay attention to your fish response, if its your water, it will probably get worse, watch your ammonia, because your clcle will probably breakdown,
Andrew McFadden said:Do you use your tap for the bc29? If so and its not having problems its not the tap. Take the wood out do a big water change leave out the salt put carbon in your filter and see if this helps
HUKIT said:Keep in mind in a heavily stocked tank the O2 levels with be lower, in that case extra surface movement will be required. When I had my ridiculously overstocked 72B with a FX5 I'd have to use a airstone after a water change for a couple or hours to keep the fish from gasping.