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Szaki wrote:
You have high Nitrite or Ammonia in the tank, from over feeding or some other reasons. 60% water change don't do it, if it's high. Change the water completely or few water changes, 3/4, 1/2,1/2, than 1/4 water changes, same day. Check your water quality at petstore, free, or buy a kit. It's much better if you learn how. High Ammonia or Nitrite will kill your fish within a day, also stresses it out, that's why they get diseases. Can you picture it, if I lock you in a room, for months, nothing comes out, only food goes in. Your waist, breath, CO2 just accumulate in there. Wouldn't you get stressed out after a while? Julius If you say I have high nitrite or ammonia and these will kill my fish within a day then why have they been sat at the bottom but very much alive for over a week The water was completely fresh 3 weeks ago when I moved into my new house |
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