The case of the disappearing Guppies

[Gill Passman]

Ok so the first one I put down to a very small nitrite spike caused by the
amount of dead plant debris after the Ich treatment.....the second one I'm
bewildered. Water quality is now good - 0 ammonia, 0 nitrite, around 5
nitrate and back to it's normal pH of 7.5

But.....another of my fantail guppies has vanished. I never found the first
one and I can't find any evidence of the second one. He was there feeding as
normal this morning but tonight has vanished without a trace....

Any ideas?

Gill

[Billy]

"Gill Passman" <gillspamattaylorpassmanspam.co.uk> wrote in message
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Jumper?

Got a cat? <eg>




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Once every blue moon that happens to me with certain types of fish.
Sorry I don't have a solution though. Good luck!

[Gill Passman]

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Not sure I've ever noticed any athletic tendencies with the Guppies....some
of the others maybe but not them.

Yes, I've got a cat but he treats the tanks as "cat TV" and has no
access....