woke up to a grave of dead fish.
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MarlboroMan said:
Yes they can...that might of been the main cause of death there....I keep a couple of air stones in my tank just for that reason....
damn, that is horrible.I'm surprised it happened so fast.
I think when a filter is unplugged for any length of time, not only is the current waste unfiltered but all the existing bacteria turns bad.
It's strange - sometimes fish are amazingly tough, and sometimes surprisingly sensitive.
I think when a filter is unplugged for any length of time, not only is the current waste unfiltered but all the existing bacteria turns bad.
It's strange - sometimes fish are amazingly tough, and sometimes surprisingly sensitive.
WOW, I just almost had the same happen to my 125 just yesterday, the switch flipped while I was at work, and THANK GOD my B/F came home and went downstairs....The tank was already at 70 degrees, and he said they were breathing really hard. I would have lost my Ind Tiger, my Tiger Oscar (of 6 years) and my plecos (a vampire, and a regular) I think my Bichirs would have been fine, but MAN that really sucks....
I would get your Aro mounted! See my avatar, thats my 27" Black Aro....
Many condolences on your losses.....
Jen
I would get your Aro mounted! See my avatar, thats my 27" Black Aro....
Many condolences on your losses.....
Jen
Wow. Dang I turn off my filter almost everynight and turn it on when I wake up. None of the fish are breathing hard though. Actually, I dont even have a filter, its just a powerhead.
darkemotion said:THIS FREAKING BLOW! woke up to find all of my fish dead. The stupid plug, that power the filter, came un-done. killed during this traggic accident are my:
(1) 21"-black arowana
(1) 14"-P Niger
That truely sucks man
