In the last few weeks I lost 3 fish by wierd self inflicted deaths.
It started when I added a piece of wood to one of my 75's for my pleco. About a week after I woke up one morning to see a fish had somehow gotten his head lodged in a large crack/ gap in the driftwood. It looked as if he stuck his head in there to get food and got stuck by the gill plates and could not back out. Chalking it up as a wierd accident, like a dummy, I left the wood in. Well 2 days later I woke up to another suffering the same fate. I broke that piece of wood off so it wouldn't happen again. Ruining the look of the perfect piece of wood for that tank. Came home tonight and turned the light on for feeding and I had yet another strange death. It looks like at some point today my jalo swam head first into the side (intake) of the power head. Needless to say he was a goner. I'm starting to wonder if my fish hate their life. Does seachem make Anti-depressants for cichlids?
It started when I added a piece of wood to one of my 75's for my pleco. About a week after I woke up one morning to see a fish had somehow gotten his head lodged in a large crack/ gap in the driftwood. It looked as if he stuck his head in there to get food and got stuck by the gill plates and could not back out. Chalking it up as a wierd accident, like a dummy, I left the wood in. Well 2 days later I woke up to another suffering the same fate. I broke that piece of wood off so it wouldn't happen again. Ruining the look of the perfect piece of wood for that tank. Came home tonight and turned the light on for feeding and I had yet another strange death. It looks like at some point today my jalo swam head first into the side (intake) of the power head. Needless to say he was a goner. I'm starting to wonder if my fish hate their life. Does seachem make Anti-depressants for cichlids?