Katwoman007
New Member
So, we are missing a Rummy and cannot locate him anywhere we can physically check. We had a group of 10, lost one that was doing some crazy movements and sideways swimming on Sunday. We took that one out as soon as we thought something was off and he quickly died. Our local fish guy did not see anything out of the norm. Watched group yesterday with nothing out of place.
In the tank we have:
2 German Blue Rams
2 Dwarf powder blue gouramis
1 very small Angel fish. We made sure to get the smallest they had, so he would grow up with the Rummy.
If the rummy died in the night, would he have been eaten by any of these guys?
Water seems fine. We need to check ammonia ( I did not realize our test was missing that, but we have a larger test kit coming). Our Ph is slightly high at 7.5 but the other rummys have bright noses and look good. Well, everyone looks good over all. I have to wait until my husband gets home to check the back of the tank for him. The only other time I have had a delayed fish come out, was first thing in the morning and once breakfast was fed, they were all together.
In the tank we have:
2 German Blue Rams
2 Dwarf powder blue gouramis
1 very small Angel fish. We made sure to get the smallest they had, so he would grow up with the Rummy.
If the rummy died in the night, would he have been eaten by any of these guys?
Water seems fine. We need to check ammonia ( I did not realize our test was missing that, but we have a larger test kit coming). Our Ph is slightly high at 7.5 but the other rummys have bright noses and look good. Well, everyone looks good over all. I have to wait until my husband gets home to check the back of the tank for him. The only other time I have had a delayed fish come out, was first thing in the morning and once breakfast was fed, they were all together.
