I'm giving up.... O2 issues??

Did you dechlorinate the new water before adding it to the aquarium?

Do you use buckets and hoses specifically for the fish?

If fish are gasping after a water change then it is either chlorine/ chloramine in the water or a foreign substance has entered the tank from whatever was used to do the water change.

A double dose of dechlorinater in the tank will usually help if it's chlorine/ chloramine.
Increasing aeration/ surface turbulence can help too.
Adding carbon to a filter can help if it's chemicals that got into the tank.
 
Did you dechlorinate the new water before adding it to the aquarium?

Do you use buckets and hoses specifically for the fish?

If fish are gasping after a water change then it is either chlorine/ chloramine in the water or a foreign substance has entered the tank from whatever was used to do the water change.

A double dose of dechlorinater in the tank will usually help if it's chlorine/ chloramine.
Increasing aeration/ surface turbulence can help too.
Adding carbon to a filter can help if it's chemicals that got into the tank.
Hi, appreciate it but I've already confirmed a tank crash :)
 
Good news for today actually.

Ammonia and nitrite are both 0 now, guppies are much happier than yesterday. I didn't do a water change as to not crash it again.

I will test water tomorrow to see if nothing went wrong again.
 
Lighting is bad on the ammonia one, but it's 0
 

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Theoretically you could have waited longer to react. But your fish showed their disapprobation with the water conditions really fast.

Loll !
 
Theoretically you could have waited longer to react. But your fish showed their disapprobation with the water conditions really fast.

Loll !
I wouldn't leave them long in such nasty water. They suffered enough :(
 

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