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Dead kuhli loach


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On 10/31/2023 at 10:16 PM, TheSwissAquarist said:

Anything could be possible - from internal parasites to chlorine in the water. 
Are there any other fish in the tank? 

Heat could be a problem - kuhlis prefer 26 Celsius and under in my experience. 

The tank has ember tetras which are doing fine. And the other kuhlis in there that I saw seemed OK as well.

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On 11/1/2023 at 12:51 AM, TheSwissAquarist said:

Probably internal parasites then. Treat the tank with Expel-P if you’re cautious, but I wouldn’t unless some other fish started dying. 

Yeah hopefully the rest do well. By the way, would you have any other parasite medicine recommendations as I can't find fritz stuff locally.

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What's standing out is the temperature that's on the high side for kuhli loach it's possible your other fish have adapted to the higher temperatures the new loach died due to a combination of stress and high temperature is there any reason you you are keep you tank at 28-30 what I would do is gradually lower it to 25-26  higher temperatures also lower the levels of desloved oxygen so I would make sure you have plenty of surface agitation and add an extra air @Attack_muffin

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On 11/1/2023 at 7:06 AM, Colu said:

What's standing out is the temperature that's on the high side for kuhli loach it's possible your other fish have adapted to the higher temperatures the new loach died due to a combination of stress and high temperature is there any reason you you are keep you tank at 28-30 what I would do is gradually lower it to 25-26  higher temperatures also lower the levels of desloved oxygen so I would make sure you have plenty of surface agitation and add an extra air @Attack_muffin

That's just the room temp. And the room doesn't have AC or anything.

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On 11/1/2023 at 1:01 AM, Attack_muffin said:

That's just the room temp. And the room doesn't have AC or anything.

So it would be difficult to lower the temperature without getting ac or getting a chiller unit for your tank in long run

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