Will My Fish Die?

rick5988

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I recently bought a 90l tank with 2 angelfish, 2 rosy barbs, 2 small catfish (unsure of name), 2 pink gouramis, 1 golden gourami, 2 other gouramis, 1 huge silver dollar, and a silver shark which recently passed away, im expecting a lot of them to die but they have lived in that tank for years at my friends, im gutted when the fish die so should i expect more to pass away?
 
It depends how old your fish are, some live longer then others. The larger the fish the longer the lifespan...usually!
My one friend has an angelfish who has been living for 8years.

As long as you are keeping up on regular tank mantience you shouldn't have many problems unless disease of some sorts comes along.
 
Well ever since posting this, i added a air pump and then has been no problems at all all fish are healthy eating well, so i guess theyre all ok
 
Are you testing for nitrite, nitrate, amonia, and ph? I've found this helps a lot in keaping fish healthy. Some test kits run for under 12$ here in the U.S. Are your catfish algy eaters? If not they might be corydoras catfish. They only grow to be about 2 inches long each, unless they are emerald green corys which grow to be 4 inches long. If that's what they are than I would think they would be fine in that tank, but I'm not quite shure how big a 90 liter is. It's bigger that 10 U.S. gallons right? I hope this helps.
 
Well ever since posting this, i added a air pump and then has been no problems at all all fish are healthy eating well, so i guess theyre all ok


The key word here is 'guess'.


Well Ammonia nil, Nitrite nil, and Nitrate below 15 ppm.
All fish are eating healthily, no strange behaivour, and has been like this I made the first post, so I would appreciate it if you took your sarcasm else where.
 

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