What's This White Stuff?

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The rays are more sensitive than your other fish. They produce a huge amount of ammonia. If they are fairly new, I will say the tank is having an ammonia spike. If you have had them for a while and you are sure the tank is how it is supposed to be, I would bacterial/fungal infection. You NEED to do a water change before work. And on the way home see if anywhere is open and get them some antibiotics.
 
bigspizz;1429195;1429195 said:
The rays are more sensitive than your other fish. They produce a huge amount of ammonia. If they are fairly new, I will say the tank is having an ammonia spike. If you have had them for a while and you are sure the tank is how it is supposed to be, I would bacterial/fungal infection. You NEED to do a water change before work. And on the way home see if anywhere is open and get them some antibiotics.
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Thanks for the input. I'll test the ammonia and do water change no matter what the ammonia reading comes out. The ray have been with me a month, all three were raised since babies by others..
 
His last post was 5 minutes before yours....And 9 Min's from my post...lmao
 
Water change or moving them to the other tank w/ less population should help.

Both dats and rays produce a lot of waste... maybe overfeeding or population is a problem ?

What did you feed them or other fish in the tank?
 
xxblwn408;1429430; said:
You don't have to much luck with rays bro. Are they all still alive?
I have the perfect solution, Send me the dats and you would be better off.
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funny I had the same solution except he would send them to me.... I'm closer:D:D:D
 
xxblwn408;1429443; said:
Easy fix...I'll pay more...:naughty:
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:ROFL::ROFL::ROFL::ROFL: is all you Chad you "DAT WHORE" you... i don't think I could compete with a baller like you......:irked::irked::irked:
 
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