Hi,
Just a quick question that probably no one will be able to answer, but you never know! I have a shoal of 6 habrosus, been in my tank for a couple of months, and over the last couple of days I have lost 2 of them, they were the smallest 2, and they hadnt seemed to have grown as much as the others, which I had put down to them being male. No visible sign of any disease at all. Have not checked water params yet, but did do a partial water change just in case yesterday. The remaining 4 look mighty happy still.
Only thing is that I did notice a spot of fungus on one of my oldest platies (unfortunately he is coming to the end of his lifspan I belive) a couple of days before the deaths and treated the whole tank for fungus.
Any habrosus experts out there that might shed some light or give me a pointer in investigating possible causes? I have seen that there are 3 left in my local fish shop and was going to snap them up this week, but dont want to introduce them if there are problems in the tank.
Cheers.
Just a quick question that probably no one will be able to answer, but you never know! I have a shoal of 6 habrosus, been in my tank for a couple of months, and over the last couple of days I have lost 2 of them, they were the smallest 2, and they hadnt seemed to have grown as much as the others, which I had put down to them being male. No visible sign of any disease at all. Have not checked water params yet, but did do a partial water change just in case yesterday. The remaining 4 look mighty happy still.
Only thing is that I did notice a spot of fungus on one of my oldest platies (unfortunately he is coming to the end of his lifspan I belive) a couple of days before the deaths and treated the whole tank for fungus.
Any habrosus experts out there that might shed some light or give me a pointer in investigating possible causes? I have seen that there are 3 left in my local fish shop and was going to snap them up this week, but dont want to introduce them if there are problems in the tank.
Cheers.