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Fish Suddenly Dying. Help.
By: marino1776 Date: August 18, 2015, 11:26 pm
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So my tank has been cycled and there have been a few fish in it
for about 2 weeks. So I decided to add more neon tetras to my
tank. They were fine for about three days but Starting two days
ago one has died everyday. Randomly. I was looking at the tank
and came back an hour later with one of the fish caught in the
filter dead. What is going on?
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Re: Fish Suddenly Dying. Help.
By: GaryJewett Date: August 19, 2015, 10:03 am
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Sounds like "new tank syndrome". Your biological filtering was
not ready for the fish. All my fish losses have been in the
first 2 months of the aquarium being set up. Or your latest
purchases may have had a disease.
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Re: Fish Suddenly Dying. Help.
By: littlebuddy Date: August 19, 2015, 5:50 pm
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The best way to add move fish to a newly setup and cycled tank
is one or two at a time, at lest that is what I have seen with
my tank. You can buy some stuff that help the cycle, like Fluval
Biological Enhancer, every time you add fish too. I have done
both and didn't lost any fish. Try doing a bigger water change
to help with the increase of ammonia from the new fish you
added. Good luck I hope you don't lose any more, it is a sad day
when a fish dies.
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