So, I moved my Frontosa Colony from their tiny cramped 150 to the 240. I then left my 2 adult rays, and the pup that has been tearing up the other pups in the 240 as well.
We do 50% water changes every other day... water params checked every day... and fed every day.
Well, my frontosa keep dying. So far I have lost 4. And 2 of them were from this morning.
I can not figure out why? There are NO marks on them. Slime coat is in tact. Stomach looks fine. No scales or eyes protruding...
This is really pissing me off. I've watched this tank, and the rays and fronts don't even bother each other. They each do their own thing. Even when feeding, they get fed on opposite sides of the tank.
At first when the first 2 died, I thought maybe they are just getting old because I am their 3rd owner, and the 1st owner I was told had them as babies, and they are full grown adults.. but I had one in my 4 yr old group that I bought separately die as well.
All barbs on rays are fully intact as well.
We do 50% water changes every other day... water params checked every day... and fed every day.
Well, my frontosa keep dying. So far I have lost 4. And 2 of them were from this morning.
I can not figure out why? There are NO marks on them. Slime coat is in tact. Stomach looks fine. No scales or eyes protruding...
This is really pissing me off. I've watched this tank, and the rays and fronts don't even bother each other. They each do their own thing. Even when feeding, they get fed on opposite sides of the tank.
At first when the first 2 died, I thought maybe they are just getting old because I am their 3rd owner, and the 1st owner I was told had them as babies, and they are full grown adults.. but I had one in my 4 yr old group that I bought separately die as well.
All barbs on rays are fully intact as well.
