Lost some fish last night.. /:
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Shake the hell out of bottle #2 and shake the tube in between putting in drops from bottle #1 and #2. And after putting in drops from #2.
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I think your water has low levels of dissolved oxygen. That's why your fishes are breathing rapidly or at the surface. What do you use to dissolve oxygen in your aquarium?
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I just mixed it all up and i'm letting it set for a secondI was thinking that might be a possibility also....
I run an FX5 pointed at the surface and a HOB.. Last time I did a water change, I moved the FX5 to have a little less surface agitation, but it still does some.. and I turn my HOB off at night so I can sleep.. soo last night there wasn't thaaat much surface agitation
Edit: Oh yeah...... nitrate's aren't looking good at all........ AT ALLLL............................ fuuuck /:
Edit 2: Also, one side on all my channels are like really white?..... get pics ina sec
Sorry for your loss bud. Hope the rest can be saved. Find out what's wrong ASAP. Good luck.
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Bummer man. At least it wasn't a total tank loss. Do a water change or two until nitrites read 40 ppm at most. 10-20 is better, but I'm not sure your survivors can take the stress of the water changes it would take.
