Fish dying

[Pareeeee]

Originally Posted by RyanReptile

This is definitely a kulhi Loach probably not your problem.

Definitely NOT a kuhli loach:


From the second picture it still looks like a Weather/Dojo Loach to me. They can come in varying shades of brown/grey/even pinkish.

I suggest asking your local pet store if they will take it back

[smy_749]

I don't think it looks like any of the pictures you guys posted, I think it looks like a cross in between. Anyways, I think if you get a bigger tank, whatever the problem was will probably solve itself. Go get a 29 G or 40 G. And alot more fish, you can watch them school and exhibit all kinds of new behavior they didn't have room for in a 10 gallon.

[RyanReptile]

Originally Posted by Pareeeee

Definitely NOT a kuhli loach:


From the second picture it still looks like a Weather/Dojo Loach to me. They can come in varying shades of brown/grey/even pinkish.

I suggest asking your local pet store if they will take it back

I Googled weather loachs and was surprised at all of the different colourations that they come in if this is a Weather loach you will definitely need a larger aquarium I believe they can grow up to a foot in length.

[Pirarucu]

Originally Posted by Pareeeee

Definitely NOT a kuhli loach:


From the second picture it still looks like a Weather/Dojo Loach to me. They can come in varying shades of brown/grey/even pinkish.

I suggest asking your local pet store if they will take it back

There is a black form of the Kuhli Loach... That is what he has, it's not a Dojo Loach.
My guess is that there's some sort of parasite or fungus in the tank. We've got some sort of fungus going through our brains right now that just will not go away. Luckily it seems to be a very specialized variety, as it hasn't touched anything else in the tank.

[Pirarucu]

Originally Posted by Pirarucu

There is a black form of the Kuhli Loach... That is what he has, it's not a Dojo Loach.
My guess is that there's some sort of parasite or fungus in the tank. We've got some sort of fungus going through our brains right now that just will not go away. Luckily it seems to be a very specialized variety, as it hasn't touched anything else in the tank.

This has to be the best autocorrect on the face of the planet.. It was neons, as in Neon Tetras. LOL.