RE: [APD] Possible CO2 poisoning

["Forehaven" <forehaven at comcast_net>]

What does the fish look like if he died from CO2 poisoning?



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Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 1:12 PM
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Subject: Re: [APD] Possible CO2 poisoning


Fwiw, I've had rummies at close to 40ppm without problems.

Scott H.
--- Pat Bowerman <bowerman at specent_com> wrote:
> No argument about that at all, but the CO2 wasn't being
> ramped up. It was
> at a level that one group of fish were very happy
> with,(Pristellas) while
> the newly introduced Rummynoses began dying off rather
> quickly, either
> because of the CO2 level or some other reason. Is there
> such a thing as
> CO2 shock?


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