Why not move your new fish directly into the 210, if I thought multiple moves killed my last dovi, I would not relive that scenario with my new fish.
New Rapp's Dovii
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reverse;2633055; said:
I don't think that multiple moves killed him. I did say "maybe it was the stress of the move" which is in reference to the 5 hour drive from SF to my house. My point is, I don't know what killed him. I thought I mentioned that I want to make sure my 210 is ready in my initial post. The big one may have died because something in the 210's water killed him and a pike I had (still not sure what). The stress of the big move may have made him more suseptable. Putting the new one in is risking the same. I would rather be safe than sorry, and because he is only 11 inches he is fine for a couple of weeks in the 75 while some cons inhabit the 210 to ensure it is ready. Putting him in the 210 until I am sure it is ready would be irresponsible.
That is true, but the fish as it says in my post are acting like they are getting ammonia poisoning. I just don't want to risk it until I am sure.
Seed that 210 with Dr Tims Nitrifying Bacteria
It really does work, used it on my 150-gallon when I lost 3 exspensive koi in the tank.
After seeding with this stuff, all the other fish I ever put in the tank were fine.
Even after thinking my 150 was cycled, all 3 of the koi died, showing signs of ammonia posioning.
Its a little exspensive but worth it.
It really does work, used it on my 150-gallon when I lost 3 exspensive koi in the tank.
After seeding with this stuff, all the other fish I ever put in the tank were fine.
Even after thinking my 150 was cycled, all 3 of the koi died, showing signs of ammonia posioning.
Its a little exspensive but worth it.
