Fish dying

dv3

Beluga
M.A.S.C Club Member
#21
Tripple T;116976 said:
Lol u are so right. No more thousand dollar mistakes for me
oh they still happen ...just nice when you do what you can to prevent it ...lol
 

Heffe01

Sting ray
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#24
I had too...lol. I always break mine with my hand by accident when moving stuff around....so it happens. Next time we should just swap broken corals.
 

Wicked Color

Tiger Shark
M.A.S.C Club Member
#26
Just my 2 cents---
How about low O2 levels? Thats a small body of water, with respiration of the animals, and increased disolved organics will drop redox signifigantly, a large % of avail O2 was either used or bound up in oxidizing process, so the fish suffocated, and inverts use O2 much slower than fish.
 

303travism

Dolphin
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#27
That's what I asked about earlier I guess I'll have to ask a couple of people how they get o2 into there tank I can put a bubble stone in the back of mine but I'm still going to wait awhile and do more testing there's no way to test for o2 is there?
 

Wicked Color

Tiger Shark
M.A.S.C Club Member
#30
O2 can drop or rise very, very quickly, I dont really see how a test would do any good, but to answer your question yes an air stone will work to aerate the water.
 
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