breathing heavily after water change?

[TheBroc]

I triple checked correct temp, didn't add the plant flourish stuff. That a it.

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[Aquafreak]

Maybe it was the Flourish afterall. Good news either way!

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[Keemofish4ever]

Maybe it was the Flourish afterall. Good news either way!

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One year later I'm having this same issue with my tig and geos just did a water change and now my geos n tig are breath hard like if there choking but all my other fish are good dat loaches ray Flagtail n pike.... I added salt n warmer water but no much cuz one loach had ich but I've don't this before...plenty of oxygen in the tank it's 300 gallon with a 100 gallon sump with 3 large sponge filters....I don't want my tig to die either haha

 

[philipraposo1982]

i didn't read through everything or any of it but is your tank filled with micro bubbles after a water change? do you live in a cold climate?

could be that the water is supersaturated.

 

[Yuki Rihwa]

Just let you all know that the OP last seen is 2015

 

[Keemofish4ever]

Just let you all know that the OP last seen is 2015

Haha yeah I know but it was excatly the same situation so I thought I'll take over it haha

 

[Yuki Rihwa]

Haha yeah I know but it was excatly the same situation so I thought I'll take over it haha

It's all good cause this issue happen very common. I just don't want everyone still thinking the OP having problem hehehe

 

[Keemofish4ever]

i didn't read through everything or any of it but is your tank filled with micro bubbles after a water change? do you live in a cold climate?

could be that the water is supersaturated.

There was actually alot more micro bubbles in this waterchange than usual but they are all gone now...n I live in San diego so temperature USUALLY in the 70's degree
But the tig is looking alot better i increase the aeration as much as I could, geos are still having the same issue tho...

 

[squint]

It could be gas bubble trauma. I always fill a barrel or spare tank with cold tap water, heat it with aquarium heaters, overdose with Prime, and test for total chlorine before I use it.