Can you freakin believe this?

[koop171]

definitely check your heater.

Agreed. that seems to be the only thing that hasn't been ruled out.

 

[troutking]

Damn that sucks

 

[Camshaft Ramrod]

With all of the feeders up in the corner sucking and the dead ones mouths stuck open, I suspect oxygen/heater problem.

But this sucks. Horrible timing.

 

[channarox]

oh F.... bro...that really sucks!
damn...im speechless...
look at that little feeder still swimming around.

 

[xander]

damn man... everything had to come at once huh

 

[ettfettbranamn]

so sorry for your loss.. things don't seem to be going your way..

 

[nigaharu]

Sorry for the loss!

 

[tcarswell]

Jesus christ , sorry for your loss... Catastrophe there... O2 levels ? Heat?

 

[Neervana]

so sorry for your loss thats what my 110g looked like when i lost all mine too. i know how hard it can be. what are you gonna do now? restock?

 

[michael]

I'm still personally going with the water change but I could be wrong. I use a 5g bucket to remove and add water back to the tank with prime to dechlorinate. There was an air stone in the tank at all times, previous pics can show that I just took this pic once everything was unplugged. The levels in the tank were terrible when I got home but there were 6 decent sized dead fish in the tank for who knows how long cause this little tank made my whole house smell. It was like death when I walked in the front door. With the heater it could have been but I personally dont think so unless it was an electric short that just got them all quick. The temp in the tank when I left for work and when I got home was its 72 I set it at. I was only gone for about 7 hours between the water change and death throughout the tank. I can try and justify it or whatever but at this moment I dont really even own any fish anymore and don't plan to for a few years so I am just going to lay this one to rest and call it a $1500+ loss...