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Loosing a fish almost weekly
I have two test kits one dipstick and one chemical I don't remember what brand off hand I'm at home... I also have the pet store tested just out of curiosity, it always tests fine. Filter is clean there's nothing in it. Half the rock for sand about 2 months ago see if that would help, 50% water...- adahlsten
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Loosing a fish almost weekly
Pic below... Only symptom is about 2 days of "sulking" (not really eating, staying in 1 spot)- adahlsten
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Loosing a fish almost weekly
Fish back right, pink back half...- adahlsten
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Loosing a fish almost weekly
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Loosing a fish almost weekly
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Loosing a fish almost weekly
For starters, I'm not new to fish.... I have a 55g tank, water tests fine, I have ruled that out already. Tank has guppies/platys in it... Recently I added 2 super pregnant molly/mosquito fish hybrids to it (I breed them as feeders)... Being that they are mostly colorless, I'm wondering if what...- adahlsten
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Molly Hybrid With Mosquito Fish
I started this spring w 1 male and 1 female mosquito fish & 4 female and 1 male dalmatian mollies.... I now have a TON (50+) of full grown spotted mosquito fish!! (Also standard ones of each kind too) So YES, mosquito fish and mollies can successfully breed.- adahlsten
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