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PostPosted: Dec 2nd, '15, 11:35 
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so I come home today to find almost all my 18 month old tilapia dead. 46 have passed ten still alive along with 6 gold fish and 2 algae eaters they appear to be doing fine. checked all levels two days ago and they were fine. ammonia 0 nitrites 0 and nitrate 20. Can anyone tell me what could have happened? their eyes were crystal clear and gills are red in color


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Do you have a picture of them?

Were gills wide open? Mouths wide open?

Splotches on them?

Cotton wool substance?

Little white spots all over them?

Sunken bellies?


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PostPosted: Dec 2nd, '15, 11:43 
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I placed them in freezer about an hour ago here are a couple of them


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What's the aeration like in your system?


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I think Colum is on the right track. With most group fish kills, it's something like oxygen, temperature or toxicity and probably not a disease (it can happen but it's rare that they'd all die at once).


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PostPosted: Dec 3rd, '15, 11:17 
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guys thanks that's what I am thinking watched the pump today and seen that it would pump for a little bit then quit.


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