I doubt the water pH is the issue. Of all your fish the molly should have done the best with that pH. If none of the other fish are having issues I would not mess with the water chemistry.
What size aquarium do you have?
Water Test Results - not good :(
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I doubt the water pH is the issue. Of all your fish the molly should have done the best with that pH. If none of the other fish are having issues I would not mess with the water chemistry.
What size aquarium do you have?
I'm not sure how many of each fish you have, but your tank seems pretty stocked. I wouldn't add too many more fish to it if any. I would also keep an eye on that shark as the tank is a little small for him and he might become aggressive toward some of his tank mates. Other than that I'm not sure I would mess with the water as long as your other fish are doing OK.
yeah. in a separate thread it was recommeded i pull the shark out.
i am planning on moving the current fish minus the shark and the blue paradise to a 55 gallon and leaving the shark and the paradise in the existing 29g tank.
i have been hunting on craigslist for a good deal, but i think i may have to do something about my shark. he took out one of my SAE yesterday and I am beginning to think he was the one that took down my dalmation molly.
