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Why did my Guppy die?

by "Steven" <shikai25@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 8, 2004 at 01:08 AM

I could find no visible signs of an illness. He was listless for a couple
days and wasn't interested in eating. The guppy also sat at the bottom,
and
swam funny, which I understand is typical for dying fish. The other fish
in
my tank (including two other guppies) appear healthy and just love eating.
Also, I had one batch of baby ballon mollies, which eventually all became
listless and died, a few at a time over the span of about a week. Another
batch, of which there is only one fry left (his siblings must of gotten
eaten in the tank, but I eventually noticed him and put him in a breeding
tank), is very healthy and grew-up a lot faster than the other fry.
Could anybody give me any insights on this? I didn't find anything in any
aquarium books that helps. Is it likely there is any relation between the
baby mollies dying and the guppy? I was suspecting a batch of weak babies,
and not disease, because the fry from the other batch is thriving.
 




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Why did my Guppy die?
"Steven" <sh  2004-05-08 01:08:10 
Re: Why did my Guppy die?
The Drunken Lord <dlek  2004-10-02 22:54:03 
RE: Re: Why did my Guppy die?
sean@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (  2004-10-11 15:07:30 
Re: Re: Why did my Guppy die?
"Mary Shakespeare&qu  2004-10-12 21:46:25 
Re: Re: Why did my Guppy die?
"Mary Shakespeare&qu  2004-10-13 17:24:50 
Re: Re: Why did my Guppy die?
"kyaira_n_drews_momm  2006-10-02 02:14:07 

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