I have somewhat of a problem. And yes yes I know it is partly my fault, but I need to fix it.
I was recently away for about three weeks. The person that I asked to take care of my aquariums while I was gone apparently neglected them.
I have 8 Harlequin Rasboras in a community tank and they refuse to feed. I feed them Nutrafin Max and they would always eat it before the neglect happened.
I'm changing as much of the water as I can, as often as I can, but they still refuse to eat.
What do I do?? I've never had this sort of problem before. I'm also having problems with the Corydoras that share the tank, but I will be posting that in the catfish section.
Is there anything I can buy that will tempt them into eating??
Yeah, ammonia and nitrite will stress fish and stressed animals do not eat, so that makes sense. Nitrates are not something that concerns me. mine are routinely "high" like that. In any event, water changes would be good. you said you have been doing them, but what exactly have you been doing?
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