Majjie
Fishaholic
I've just been reading the post on the British weather:
http
/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=145619
One of my Pearl Danios died today - whilst I was watching
I was just about to feed them and one started to swim about crazily, he turned upside down, swam into the middle of a plant and expired on the spot. It was wierd. I couldn't see any marks on the body and all the other danios still look ok - could it have been the heat (about 28 degrees C)
I have also been looking at the Community Creator on Thinkfish.co.uk and for my tank it says there's an incompatible mix - because Zebra Danios have a temperature range up to 24 degrees C, whilst the rams and chain loaches need a minimum of 25.
It wasn't a Zebra that died, though, it was a Pearl (max. 26 degrees)
Does anyone else keep their Zebra Danios at 26 (verging on 29 to 30 in the summer).
I've had them for about 18 months and have never noticed any strange behaviour in the heat before.
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One of my Pearl Danios died today - whilst I was watching

I was just about to feed them and one started to swim about crazily, he turned upside down, swam into the middle of a plant and expired on the spot. It was wierd. I couldn't see any marks on the body and all the other danios still look ok - could it have been the heat (about 28 degrees C)
I have also been looking at the Community Creator on Thinkfish.co.uk and for my tank it says there's an incompatible mix - because Zebra Danios have a temperature range up to 24 degrees C, whilst the rams and chain loaches need a minimum of 25.
It wasn't a Zebra that died, though, it was a Pearl (max. 26 degrees)
Does anyone else keep their Zebra Danios at 26 (verging on 29 to 30 in the summer).
I've had them for about 18 months and have never noticed any strange behaviour in the heat before.