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Thanks for the heads up! The one that was cracked in shipping was stinky already.
Quote: Thanks for the heads up! The one that was cracked in shipping was stinky already.
Yes, they should not spoil that fast. I do not know what is going on with them, but you should let my pet chicken know that Gabbard packed them badly and that one was stinky on delivery.
I had to moisten one with a q tip to un stick it from the turner. I also had 2 of them drip into the tray. It was so bad that I moved the turner to the other Genesis to clean out the first Genesis.
I am really hoping you get a great hatch!
They were in their winter dormant state so they hadn't been fed for 2-3 months. Once water temperatures get to 50 degrees or below, you're not supposed to feed them. I then worried that what if water temperatures got to high and I was supposed to be feeding them, but that wouldn't explain them dying at the same time and after I warmed up the surviving fish, I tried to feed them but they didn't seem interested in the food. I'll try giving some food to them again tomorrow. Ciclids are very pretty, do you still keep them?Take a look at the food...we one had container of food that had a moist spot in the middle and killed all our giant Chiclids. I used to love my fish! I am so sorry for the loss, they can be very special! Just like our other animals. (big and small)