waking up to dead fish

[jramosnyc1]

for the last few days, I been waking up to dead fish tested the water and everything is fine could anyone help with what could be the problem.

 

[Nano_Man]

#fishmedic

 

[Nano_Man]

What is your water temp
Have you introduced anything new fish
Any showing visual signs of disease
How old is your reef ?

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

Possibilities could be disease, aggression, contaminant in the water.... tank pictures and more info will help us to help you

 

[Jay Hemdal Verified Community Expert]

for the last few days, I been waking up to dead fish tested the water and everything is fine could anyone help with what could be the problem.

Generally, if your corals and invertebrates are fine but you are losing fish, it is a fish disease. Here is a post that explains the information that we need to try to figure this out for you:

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/s...sease-treatment-and-diagnosis-section.775547/

 

[jramosnyc1]

What is your water temp
Have you introduced anything new fish
Any showing visual signs of disease
How old is your reef ?

water temp 72 no new fish just don't know why had these fish for about a year

 

[NCsalt]

72 is really low for reef tank. I always thought 75 to 76 was on low end.
In the wild they have all kinds of fluctuating temps but it changes quickly with currents and upwellings.

My low temp alarms are at 75

 

[jramosnyc1]

72 is really low for reef tank. I always thought 75 to 76 was on low end.
In the wild they have all kinds of fluctuating temps but it changes quickly with currents and upwellings.

My low temp alarms are at 75

so 75 is good

 

[NCsalt]

I set mine at 78 and am usually fine with it being between 77 and 80

 

[jramosnyc1]

so 75 is good

 

[jramosnyc1]

so, I'm noticing that some of my fish are kind of pale and kind of very tiny bubble on the fins and body what could that be ??

 

[Reginald Reefer III]

Clear pictures are needed to accurately diagnose anything. Without that, everybody is just spitballing what the issue could be.

 

[jmaneyapanda]

72 is really low for reef tank. I always thought 75 to 76 was on low end.
In the wild they have all kinds of fluctuating temps but it changes quickly with currents and upwellings.

My low temp alarms are at 75

72 is on the lower side of normal, but is totally fine is consistant. I ran my old 210 at 72 due to specific fish needs for years withour any adverse effect.

If the tank ran cosnistantly 72, you'd be fine. If it swung 5+ degrees, youre stressing the animals.

 

[Nano_Man]

How can we help you
As above said pictures in white light might help. Us as members like to help each other.Thats what this group is about we've all lost fish and learning from it helps you get back in front again

 

[BryanM]

Pics and video uner white light, posted to youtube and linked here, would be needed to help.

72 is WAY too low for a reef tank, unless you were keeping a specific colder water fish. I run mine at 78.

 

[Jay Hemdal Verified Community Expert]

so, I'm noticing that some of my fish are kind of pale and kind of very tiny bubble on the fins and body what could that be ??

Please post a clear picture of the fish, taken under white, not blue lights.