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![]() I did the same without any problem. It is rising the salinity that is dangerous.
But are you sure of your salinity? are you mesuring it with a good calibrated refractometer? Your fish might be contaminated with Velvet or another parasites that is not affected by hyposalinity or they might be already too infested in their gills so by the time the hyposalinity take its effect it might be too late? Many possibilities here as you see. Did you test for ammonia? Do the fish have enough oxygen? because if you put a bunch of fish in a 20 gallons tank without any areation, they might just die from low oxygen. Quote:
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