emergency help needed
Did a stupid thing last night, I just got home from work and I turned on tap to add just a little bit of water into my tank.
problem is I went upstairs and forgot to come back down. wife discovered only in the morning my tank has been overflowing whole night. :( I lost a BD, but noticed my arowana seem to have been hit hard :( would appreciate advise from bros here. I dosed with Seachem safe. then added some more aeration. what else can I do? I also added a little bit of salt. my aropwana has turned pale and seem to be gasping for air, he does swim but I am worried . hoping he pulls through. any other think I can do? |
Don't think there's anything much you can do already.
I would have done the same. Netting them out and isolate them in smaller tanks might further stress them out. Hopefully everything turns out OK for you! |
Thanks bro:) really hope they recover.
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Thanks bros :) so far
My arowana seem to have recovered, rays also more active now . Breathing also seems to be normal. Still can't believe what happened:( Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Maybe can check the Ph, Ammonia, nitrite and add bb.
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thanks :) checked ammonia after 2 days and so far no ammonia detected.
i got a back of matrix from another ray tank and dumped it into the sump of the tank where i left the tap running. |
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oh my bro! i cant imagine how u felt, so glad to hear everything is ok.
is the chlorine levels in Philippines relatively lower than in SG? or were you perhaps adding the water at a slow rate. :) |
I believe all your BB died too better to speed up the Nitrogen Cycle so it can lower ammonia level
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thanks guys!!
not sure, its stronger during rainy season. but before going into my tanbk there is a carbon filter and sediment filter , but not enough to remove chlorine overnight. output of that goes into 2 tanks , the tank with clownloaches has wesker flow. my BD and arowana tank was on full blast :( |
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Fortunately, for your fishes, low dose of chloromine and cholrine where you are at
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