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Sorry R.I.P.
 
No signs of illness before they die,like laboured breathing red inflamed gills, sounds like a fish has fetched something nasty into your tank, are any of the fish skinny looking.
 
The neon that died on the way home was it a neon tetra.
 
The neons that died were they losing there red colour in the stripe, heavy breathing can be due to poor water quality, parasites, and sometimes bacteria infections, did this all start when you added the neon tetra's.
 
It started when I added them, yes, but I already two left from my first batch that about about two months prior. They werent losing there color at all. I have treated the water with coppersafe and my last black neon as of right now, seems to be ok. The female blue ram seems to be the next to go, with the cories and bolivans apparently ok, so far.
 
Check there gills do they look pale and slimey, red and inflamed and glossy, can you see if they also look red behind the gill flaps
 
It's hard to tell then with having no symtoms, i would invest in a quarantine tank, also can be used as a hospital tank, so you can quarantine new fish to make sure they are not suffering from desease and parasites, sorry for your losses, but without any symptoms showing, it hard.
 
OK, well the female blue ram is going. The only thing I do see is, long strngy, whitish poop. Does this help with anything at all?
 
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