Thread starter CFC Start date Oct 14 2005 click to vote now I decided to net the fish out and after placing the fish in a tray of water and covering its head with a wet towel removed the splinters with a pair of plastic tweezers then after some gentle squeezing another 5 or 6 splinters It wasn t doing so well a few weeks ago and i got milo and treated the water and he seemed to get a little better but he is deteriorating each day and yesterday he just laid on the floor and you could tell it was hard for him to breathe.

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Oscar fish I have an oscar that i have had for some time and it is dying. Fish died in a fish tank that is too small. A small fish tank has very little water. Too little water means too little-dissolved oxygen which we have discussed earlier. Too little water means more unstable water temperature hardness ph. Pollution also builds up more quickly. Some people even keep fish in small containers bowls cups jars. Everything seemed ok then the other day i woke up to feed the fish and my oscar was upside down on the bottom of the tank. He had no color his scales looked like pencil shavings and he had pop eye foggy eyes .

I don t know why this happened and it was weird because it was so sudden. He died that same day. He was also bullied a bit but i don t see how that would of caused it. Discover 10 of the most common reasons tropical fish die in the home aquarium and what you can do to prevent it. Learn what you could be doing wrong plus get advice on how to choose the right fish manage your tank and keep your fish as healthy and stress-free as possible. A good example would be when a fish keeper buys a new fish from the fish store where nitrate levels are kept low. They then take the fish home and put it in their own aquarium where nitrate levels are very high. Nitrate shock can kill fish in a matter of 24 hours. Nitrate shock can also occur in a mature aquarium.

This may give the other fish a chance to claim some territory for themselves rather than getting picked on wherever they are in the tank. I don t think this is a tried and tested way of stopping the fighting and aggression but it is certainly worth a try if you really don t know where to go. I have had nothing new in the tank at all. No ornaments no fish and had no fish deaths since my cory was found in one of my plants about a month ago now. I came up with the conclusion he must of been ill or old to scramble himself down into the plant like i found him. All the other questions you asked i try to keep them in a good routine. Malawi bloat is a type of aquarium fish disease that is most common among african cichlids.this disease manifests in the form of symptoms such as swelling in the abdomen rapid breathing loss of appetite discolored feces and lolling at the bottom of the tank.

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