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![]() IMHO That sounds like the reason to me, the paly fragging. According to everything I have read, toxins are tricky because they might not kill a fish right away.
But if they have long term exposure, or multiple fraggings happen, the toxins can build up and the fish cannot get rid of the toxins. So the toxins just build up and with enough in their bodies, their organs would shut down. little fishy heart attacks. Where were these fish ranked in terms of Size of all your fish, and how long had they been in your tanks? JMO
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![]() Toxin is a definate possibility, I would certainly put that as a #1 suspect on your list.
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![]() Ok so it just keeps getting better. I've now noticed what appears to be ick on one of my tangs
![]() I also just fed the tank and the last anthias that is swimming around in the open (one might be hiding) is no longer eating!!!!!!! ![]() Oh ya I also just found my scooter blenny in the sump! I guess he thought it'd be great to take a ride down the overflow! Thankfully he's ok and is now back in the main tank. Needless to say it's not a great day for fish at my house ![]()
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One more fish should be ok?, right!!! ![]() Last edited by fishoholic; 02-17-2008 at 01:05 AM. |
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