Ugh, that is not a typical symptom of cyanide poisoning, there could be multiple issues going on here.Yes, very rapid breathing.
Jay
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Ugh, that is not a typical symptom of cyanide poisoning, there could be multiple issues going on here.Yes, very rapid breathing.
I would be so surprised if that was the cause. It's such a reputable vendor. They have a massive reputation to maintain. They quarantine every fish that comes in. They refuse to sell fish to new customers before they are certain that the customers know what they are doing and that they have the correct tank for the fish.
Ammonia can build up pretty quickly in a new aquarium with no biofilter. 1 ppm in 24 hours isn unheard of. Did the QT have good aeration?The rapid breathing only started after scooping him out of the DT. The QT is filled with a batch of brand new salt water that I made two days ago and has no other inhabitants so the water quality has to be near perfect. I really hope he makes it but I don't think he'll make it through the night
Did you test the new water to check for ammonia? the new water was in constant movement? If not, it seems that the ammonia finally finished defeating the weak bicolor angel, I have carried out an ammonia test in new water that has run out of movement one day after and the ammonia is quite high, enough to kill a fish in less 24 hours.The rapid breathing only started after scooping him out of the DT. The QT is filled with a batch of brand new salt water that I made two days ago and has no other inhabitants so the water quality has to be near perfect. I really hope he makes it but I don't think he'll make it through the night