Dying GloFish!

[IslandHopper]

Wow. It sounds like the exact same thing happened to you. Weird isn't it? That's probably why so much excess food built up then, they're not eating it. I don't want to say this without basis, but it sounds like something is up with GloFish maybe? I don't think it has anything to do with the genetic engineering, more likely it's shoddy breeding by the company that makes them.

I agree... I don't think it's a genetic deficiency in the GloFish genome... but perhaps an anomaly caused by excessive inbreeding within a particular breeders stock. Or it could have just been bad luck/coincidence.

 

[goats_bunny]

I've had my glofish for a month or so now, and I noticed this morning one of my orange ones looked a twisted. It's still swimming around as of right now.