That just $ukx...sorry to hear...are all the parameters ect ok?I know limas are very ph sensitive...maybe too high for him,but I guess it could be anything
best remedy is new fishies
AHHHHH I am so SAD!!
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That just $ukx...sorry to hear...are all the parameters ect ok?I know limas are very ph sensitive...maybe too high for him,but I guess it could be anythingbest remedy is new fishies
Yeah, did you test the water as soon as you saw it dead and again the next day? That's what I always do. . . if it's not something that killed it that's immediately apparent it always seems to show the next day. . . sorry for your loss.
Hi Ash, Seems as though there was a conspiracy to have that beautiful fish of yours killed off. So many people saying sorry, DID THEY DO IT????
I find that the biggest killer of my Malawi's is stress. I would like to see a more complete pic of your tank. Looks to me as though you might not have enough hiding spots for your fish. We put small fish into a tank and once they are growing bigger the parameters change. A fish that might have been less dominant suddenly becomes a lot more aggressive. Before you know it a great fish has died. I lost a baby fish, Melanochromis maingano, only about 8mm but it is still a loss.
Sorry to hear about your loss as the fish was truely a great looking specimen.
I find that the biggest killer of my Malawi's is stress. I would like to see a more complete pic of your tank. Looks to me as though you might not have enough hiding spots for your fish. We put small fish into a tank and once they are growing bigger the parameters change. A fish that might have been less dominant suddenly becomes a lot more aggressive. Before you know it a great fish has died. I lost a baby fish, Melanochromis maingano, only about 8mm but it is still a loss.
Sorry to hear about your loss as the fish was truely a great looking specimen.
So sorry...he was beautiful. It sucks when you don't know why...its unfortunate when the just go...
