Cole_Voeller
Well-Known Member
Hello all!
In one of my tanks, I was building up a collection of Godzilla yumas, as well as about 5 other types of yumas. Seemingly overnight, all of my godzilla yumas looked shrunken and awful, and they have since continued to melt away. Only this one specific type of yuma has been dying. All the others are completely fine. So many of them have died, and I have no idea what the issue could be. Does anyone have any idea what could have caused this?
I used to run the tank with EXTREMELY high nutrients, but had to run the tank fallow for 6 weeks, during which they all continued to do perfectly fine. After 2-3 weeks of having fish back in the tank this started. Pictured is one of the last two godzilla yumas left in this tank. I was hoping they would pull through, but it looks about dead as well.
In one of my tanks, I was building up a collection of Godzilla yumas, as well as about 5 other types of yumas. Seemingly overnight, all of my godzilla yumas looked shrunken and awful, and they have since continued to melt away. Only this one specific type of yuma has been dying. All the others are completely fine. So many of them have died, and I have no idea what the issue could be. Does anyone have any idea what could have caused this?
I used to run the tank with EXTREMELY high nutrients, but had to run the tank fallow for 6 weeks, during which they all continued to do perfectly fine. After 2-3 weeks of having fish back in the tank this started. Pictured is one of the last two godzilla yumas left in this tank. I was hoping they would pull through, but it looks about dead as well.
