Keeping The Fish In Darkn Place

[bullit]

this a windup? Saying your water is clean isnt gonna help, we need to know the test results?

 

[Davo86]

what do you mean when you cover them?

In the wild fish live in the Dark and they are much happier in this environment than in a brightly lit aquarium

 

[Proxo]

they all dies so there was no bad fish that killed every body and then her\ hem self ??

and the water is clean coz they had been for a week in there and they were small sized as you told me to get small size fish at the same type

it is a big ? why in dark they die??

So i'm going to guess and say that every single one of your fish is now dead & your tank is empty??
If i'm wrong, what fish are left inside the tank? Like i said, you might have an aggressive fish in there eating your fish and you dont know it.

I'd suggest buying yourself a test kit and posting the results of your water here then we can help, we cant really do anything until you do?
And are you using a chemical to make your tap water safe? (neutralises chlorine, chloramines and dissolved harmful metals in tap water).

 

[fluttermoth]

I'd suggest buying yourself a test kit and posting the results of your water here then we can help, we cant really do anything until you do?
And are you using a chemical to make your tap water safe? (neutralises chlorine, chloramines and dissolved harmful metals in tap water).

Free pen lives in Oman and can't get test kits apparently. They use well water, so don't need a dechlorinator. I remember from last time all their fish died *sighs*

I expect it's ammonia poisoning from an uncycled tank that's killing the fish.

 

[Ashers]

I'd suggest buying yourself a test kit and posting the results of your water here then we can help, we cant really do anything until you do?
And are you using a chemical to make your tap water safe? (neutralises chlorine, chloramines and dissolved harmful metals in tap water).

Free pen lives in Oman and can't get test kits apparently. They use well water, so don't need a dechlorinator. I remember from last time all their fish died *sighs*

I expect it's ammonia poisoning from an uncycled tank that's killing the fish.

Agreed.

 

[GavinB]

Free Pen, Ive noticed you come back here a lot with some very silly issues. No offence mate but it might be worth you actually doing some research into fish keeping before buying anymore fish.

 

[free pen]

Free Pen, Ive noticed you come back here a lot with some very silly issues. No offence mate but it might be worth you actually doing some research into fish keeping before buying anymore fish.

this is the only side i ask for help

coz i am new to fish keeping and i dont know any one who hase fish tank to help me

only the one i could ask face to face is the pet keeper in the shop but as you know he wants to sell his fish not help

and i am sorry to ask you for help , i will not if that makes you uncomfortabel

Free pen

 

[electropunk06]

Hi free pen,
What size tank do you have?
What fish did/do you have?
Is your tank cycled? (im guessing no if you have no test kit, this is why your fish are dieing)
If your tank isnt cycled dont add/buy any more fish until you know what you are doing.
If you need a test kit you local fish shop should have them.
You have access to the internet so try having a search to your problem most questions have been asked before so just do a little research.
Lloyd