That is sad. I wouldn’t be too optimistic about its chances, but if it is alive, I would be concerned about the ammonia level in that bag. If the bag is left open, I thought that pH rises quickly and the ammonia becomes more deadly. Please correct me if I’m wrong, but I think I would just drop the fish immediately into the tank, whether QT or DT.
Should i be concerned about ich
Should i be concerned about ich
Never again, im going out of town next Thursday and my 4 yr old has been asking about getting a puffer for over a month and have been looking locally and couldn't find one. Well I did find one on way to work one morning went back in afternoon and was gone looking back i should have bought it an went back to pick up. So found a place called Salty Underground that would do Saturday deliveries and here we are.
Yeah i thought he was dead at 1st then he spung in action. He was packed really good.
Idk if thats possible with puffer i don't want bag water in my aquarium so im slowly adding and removing water in large Tupperware dish. I can't expose puffer to air.
I love Puffers, have a porcupine in my mixed reef. I will have one in every tank I own( that is appropriately sized)
Nice when a shipper knows how to assemble a fish or coral for the trial by mail process.
Valentinis can be very prone to ich so be on the lookoutHes in tank exploring, thanks everyone for your replies and help.
