dont "get it in the morning"

[chesterthehero]

no one to blame but myself..
nitrites were at a 5.. ammonia was 1..
19 dead 3-4 dying.. oddly another 10 or so doing ok...



i moved them into a 40 gallon holding tank so that they would not be eaten in the main tank... the tank was fully cycled but not for the bioload so twice daily water changes were a must.. lastnight i said "ill get them in the morning".....
the biggest one was purchased at about that size.. everyone else was picked up within the last year at roughly 1.5" (the size of the lil dead oddball in the middle)...

 

[FSM]

Wow that sucks. I lost more than half my clown loaches to ich, treated with salt and raised the temp, they didn't improve.

It's really depressing to have a tank of sick fish, and watch them die one by one despite treating them as recommended.

 

[Red Devil]

this is incredibly sad............. sorry for your loss

 

[dave'stank]

Your avatar picture is all too appropriate for this situation. I am sorry for your losses.

 

[Pharaoh]

That sucks.

 

[ewurm]

That totally sucks man.

 

[princess]

AWW but at least now you can get some better fish.....lol jk

 

[dkht25]

Too bad. I love Loaches!

 

[BigDaddyMagnum]

damn... thats horrible... sorry man... been there before myself

 

[badreverend]

That thought never even crossed my mind when you moved them over- I was more concerned with how to get the 100g and sump clean and disease free for its new regime of dats. The best way to look at it(so it doesnt drive you nuts) is you have your 100g back and you can start enjoying fish again- and not worry about anyone sneezing near the tank and it giving the whole tank ich again-