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Hello,
I have a tank that has cycled once, and I put four new damsels in (there are three others in already and they are happy). I brought them home, and they were in trouble it seems, as soon as they hit the water. They appear to be gasping at the surface for breath, and their colour has changed to an unhealthy dark. I took all my levels, Amonia, Nitrite and Nitrate at 0 (as far as my test kit reads), and PH was about 7.9. Salinity was perfect. So I am really curious as to why these fish have died? The only thing I can think is that this is stress. Is that possible? Ideas/comments more than welcome! S. -- -- GNU/Linux is user friendly... it's just picky about its friends. |
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