I have an Oscar that i have had for some time and it is dying. Why do my fish keep dying While it is possible that the fish you bought was unhealthy and already destined for fish heaven it s much more likely that your fish s death is because of something you did or didn t do.

Oscar fish To a beginner it could look like your fish died for no reason whatsoever. I ve been trying now for the last year or so to raise oscars. I am only trying to keep 2 at a time. I ll get them 1 1 2 to 2 . They will only get to about 4 and die. I started with one tiger he lasted 3 months. Then i got two tigers one albino and one black. The black one died 4 months Why do my fish keep dying Well there could be a few reasons.
You see when your fish dies and it s not from natural causes it s usually because either your fish was adopted from a contaminated source. Your fish was exposed to drastic changes of water chemistry. Your fish was kept in an inappropriate aquarium setting. Why do my fish keep dying Sixstringhero 10 years ago 1. Okay obviously it s because they re not being fed often enough. So a better question is what is the determining factor as to when the fish die or not Does it occur if you do a certain number of missions without feeding them or can it happen if i spend too The bigger a fish tank is the easier to keep the fish alive. The bigger the better.
You must find a suitable fish tank for your fish. Fish died to unsuitable fish food some people feed fish random food items such as rice and bread. It does not work that way. Fish have very different diet requirements. Fish waste is the biggest source of ammonia in your tank and adding a bunch of fish at the same time can quickly overwhelm the nitrifying bacteria that keeps your community safe. As a result you should be cautious and methodical about adding new members to your freshwater community. The oscar astronotus ocellatus is a species of fish from the cichlid family known under a variety of common names including tiger oscar velvet cichlid and marble cichlid. In tropical south america where the species naturally resides a. Ocellatus specimens are often found for sale as a food fish in the local markets. The fish has been introduced to other areas including india china

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