For no reason that I can see!
He was about two years old, and I was away overnight Saturday night, got home yesterday afternoon, fed the fish, turned the lights on, and he seemed a little shy, hanging out in the corner not eating, and I just chalked it up to the lights not being on for about 24 hours...he was always pretty dopey after the lights get turned on and it took a few minutes for him to "wake up".
Then today, got home and he was dead! I am so bummed.
I tested everything to see if there was anything funky going on in the water, and my readings were:
Ammonia 0
Nitrate 20 ppm
ph between 6.8 - 7.0 (I can never get the color exact!)
I purchased a new filter last week after my other one stopped working all of a sudden, but the tank was only "unfiltered" for about an hour or maybe two, I went right out and got the new filter that same night.
I just don't know what to think of this. He was so healthy and happy.
Here's to you, my angelfish with no name...now you truly are an "angel".
He was about two years old, and I was away overnight Saturday night, got home yesterday afternoon, fed the fish, turned the lights on, and he seemed a little shy, hanging out in the corner not eating, and I just chalked it up to the lights not being on for about 24 hours...he was always pretty dopey after the lights get turned on and it took a few minutes for him to "wake up".
Then today, got home and he was dead! I am so bummed.
I tested everything to see if there was anything funky going on in the water, and my readings were:
Ammonia 0
Nitrate 20 ppm
ph between 6.8 - 7.0 (I can never get the color exact!)
I purchased a new filter last week after my other one stopped working all of a sudden, but the tank was only "unfiltered" for about an hour or maybe two, I went right out and got the new filter that same night.
I just don't know what to think of this. He was so healthy and happy.
Here's to you, my angelfish with no name...now you truly are an "angel".