Le Sigh...

[Randomitity]

So my female tank even after 1 75% and 2 50% water changes in what was my girls tank has had more problems then my boys tanks who the boys have only had the problem was 1 break out of fin rot that was cured in the 2 days but my females have had everything from fin rot, cloudy eye, body fungus, and 2 or three other things while the 2 cories in the tank with them haven't had anything wrong (starting to think they are assassinating the girls).

I think I will have to restart from scratch seeing as everyday I lose a girl.

As for what is wrong with the tank I have no clue I have done water changes constantly ammonia, nitrate, and nitrite are 0 and my ph is 7.6 other then that I can't figure out crap

 

[lilfishie]

sorry to hear of your troubles, i am very doubtful its anything to do with the cories

 

[Randomitity]

Lol I know it isn't anything to do with them I just made it as a joke since they haven't been affected by anything the bettas got that and the fact that they are more active after the large amount of problems. Still love my cories

 

[dipsydoodlenoodle]

So my female tank even after 1 75% and 2 50% water changes in what was my girls tank has had more problems then my boys tanks who the boys have only had the problem was 1 break out of fin rot that was cured in the 2 days but my females have had everything from fin rot, cloudy eye, body fungus, and 2 or three other things while the 2 cories in the tank with them haven't had anything wrong (starting to think they are assassinating the girls).

I think I will have to restart from scratch seeing as everyday I lose a girl.

As for what is wrong with the tank I have no clue I have done water changes constantly ammonia, nitrate, and nitrite are 0 and my ph is 7.6 other then that I can't figure out crap

Was your tank cycled? You shouldn't have 0 across the board for your readings.

 

[Randomitity]

So my female tank even after 1 75% and 2 50% water changes in what was my girls tank has had more problems then my boys tanks who the boys have only had the problem was 1 break out of fin rot that was cured in the 2 days but my females have had everything from fin rot, cloudy eye, body fungus, and 2 or three other things while the 2 cories in the tank with them haven't had anything wrong (starting to think they are assassinating the girls).

I think I will have to restart from scratch seeing as everyday I lose a girl.

As for what is wrong with the tank I have no clue I have done water changes constantly ammonia, nitrate, and nitrite are 0 and my ph is 7.6 other then that I can't figure out crap

Was your tank cycled? You shouldn't have 0 across the board for your readings.

4 weeks cycled everything is 0 currently because I have been doing a water change everyday currently and in a semi good way not counting the chlorine and some metal everything is well 0 (I got bored and tested my water while waiting for a bucket to fill up to add more water). Also my none cycled tank aka one of my boys tanks (oddly enough said boy is building a bubble nest around his heater) is thriving better then the 76l.

 

[dipsydoodlenoodle]

Stupid question but are you using dechlorinator?

We never used to use it as our water quality is petty darn good lol and my boyfriend got a betta who never seemed right so we tried him in dechlorinated water and he was ok.

 

[Randomitity]

Stupid question but are you using dechlorinator?

We never used to use it as our water quality is petty darn good lol and my boyfriend got a betta who never seemed right so we tried him in dechlorinated water and he was ok.

Lol not a stupid question actually to be honest with you if I was still using well water I wouldn't but since I know there is enough chlorine in my water to make me barely drink water I dechlorinated with the proper amount even doing so with water changes

 

[dipsydoodlenoodle]

I wonder if some sort of medication is your way forward. Myxazin treats fungus and eye problems - that might work for your girls

 

[Randomitity]

From what I have seen quarantine and water changes and a small amount of aquarium salt have helped to bad I couldn't save them all but they ones that are left (remaining 3, 1 in quarantine but getting better, 2 in perfect health) are doing much better then the last 3 days now if only I could get them to stop trying to gobble up everything that hits the water.