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new arrival problems...still
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Re: new arrival problems...still
kens tropheus lovers flake. moving them to nls now.
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yeah because if you do both you never know which one fixed the problem
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+1Originally posted by bethesdaboy View Postyour doing the right things.
dont mess with more chemicals.
Besides, you'd have to adjust the pH too slowly to take care of your immediate problem. Do it too fast and you risk killing them or causing them more stress. Anything you can do to maintain a low stress level will ultimately grant you more time to treat them and get them eating.
Keep us posted!
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Hang in there bro, the algea screens should help them with the transition. I would think increasing the ph could help though. I know it has worked as is before but depending on how long these guys have been out of lake they may be more sensitive than fish that have been in the States a while.
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Hey man, not doubting , but he as mad skills. I'd rather be rude and save your precious fish.
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just fed them some dryed seaweed from petco and they ate it... too many of them to see if they ALL are eating. I saw a few bite it and spit but they eventually ate it all. John...Sunday bring that algae to Geoff and I will get it from him when i get off work. thanks.
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At this point, I would say bring them to fishfrk's and let him quarintine them for you before they all go to fish heaven
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Man...Randall....I'm sorry you're having such bad luck with these guys. I wish I had some Petro knowledge..but unfortunately I don't. I've only owned one WC Petro Moshi and he ate 3mm NLS Thera +A like there was no tomorrow. Again.....I'm sorry to hear this and I hope you can get a handle on this.
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