mhancock
Fishaholic
After being away for a week with a friend feeding the fish (they may well have been overfed and had less good quality water than normal), I came back to two angelfish having ulcers, one guppy dead with no tail, and most of the other guppies with damaged tails. Some have subsequently died.
I've posted about stocking levels before, and although I have lots of plants and filtration the tank was very busy so I have taken back 15 fish (platties and penguins) to the LFS and the tank feels much calmer now.
Anyway, my question is - it is likely that the damage to the angels and guppies was caused by the angels, or is the male kribensis a likely culprit? For now I have put him in my other tank to get rid of the snails, but I would appreciate your thoughts! Is it possible the guppies were just at the right age to pass away?
Thanks,
Mark
Species (225l tank):
Angels
Corys
Glass cats
Swordfish
Harlequins
Cardinals
Ram
Kribensis
Gourami (two golden, one male dwarf)
Kuhli loaches
I've posted about stocking levels before, and although I have lots of plants and filtration the tank was very busy so I have taken back 15 fish (platties and penguins) to the LFS and the tank feels much calmer now.
Anyway, my question is - it is likely that the damage to the angels and guppies was caused by the angels, or is the male kribensis a likely culprit? For now I have put him in my other tank to get rid of the snails, but I would appreciate your thoughts! Is it possible the guppies were just at the right age to pass away?
Thanks,
Mark
Species (225l tank):
Angels
Corys
Glass cats
Swordfish
Harlequins
Cardinals
Ram
Kribensis
Gourami (two golden, one male dwarf)
Kuhli loaches