All my fish are hyperventilating and my corals are shrinking in HELP!

Sorry this is still going on. Lots of avenues have been looked into. Just thinking outside, is there any of the fish that you can get a pix of, just to see?
 
Was the water cloudy at all or clear when you first noticed the issue. Usually when fish are breathing hard it's an O2 issue. Over feeding and fish death cause a bacteria bloom depleting O2. Carbon and an air stone? Didnt read the entire thread....Just a suggestion.

Already talked about this earlier in thread water was a tad cloudy and my oxygen is fine
 
Sorry this is still going on. Lots of avenues have been looked into. Just thinking outside, is there any of the fish that you can get a pix of, just to see?

I’ll send pics of some dead ones to show how healthy they were I’ve got more to pull out my blood shrimp just died and my longnose hawkfish
 
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I just don’t see any sign of root cause of death
 
I read that you haven’t added any new fish in 6 mos, what about anything else, snail, crab, piece of rock, etc. anything wet?
 
The only fish I want to die are alive dangit this is freaking dumb I hate the chromis
 
I read that you haven’t added any new fish in 6 mos, what about anything else, snail, crab, piece of rock, etc. anything wet?

No sir now that I think of though I recently like last Friday got a big zoa pack of 17 different zoas and I know they can release deadly toxins so my guess is this is their fault
 
No sir now that I think of though I recently like last Friday got a big zoa pack of 17 different zoas and I know they can release deadly toxins so my guess is this is their fault

Were the Zoas on frag plugs, rock?
 
I think you brought in velvet or brook, I see some whitish skin in the pics above. If your Zoas were conducting chemical warfare I think all of your fish would be dead nearly at once. A parasite picks them off one by one according to the strength of their immune system, immunity doesn’t protect from toxins.
 
And where would I see any of those

Take them out (the magnets and inspect)- there is also resins that absorb metals. Check an ICP test if you think this might be a problem - if its positive - go on a search for metal - its possible - but unlikely. Stray voltage is possible as well - but unlikely (unless everything is affected - at least somewhat.)
 
I think you brought in velvet or brook, I see some whitish skin in the pics above. If your Zoas were conducting chemical warfare I think all of your fish would be dead nearly at once. A parasite picks them off one by one according to the strength of their immune system, immunity doesn’t protect from toxins.

Well this isn’t a one by one the coral beauty and yellow tang were the only two that died by themselves all the others died together
 
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Well this isn’t a one by one the coral beauty and yellow tang were the only two that died by themselves all the others died together

Died together at the same time or moment or throughout the afternoon or so.
 
Take them out (the magnets and inspect)- there is also resins that absorb metals. Check an ICP test if you think this might be a problem - if its positive - go on a search for metal - its possible - but unlikely. Stray voltage is possible as well - but unlikely (unless everything is affected - at least somewhat.)

Not in my tank I have no magnetic items
 
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Died together at the same time or moment or throughout the afternoon or so.

Throughout the night I wouldn’t think the fish would die that quickly from a parasite if it’s picking them off one by one over 11 fish dead in the course of a day?
 
Throughout the night I wouldn’t think the fish would die that quickly from a parasite if it’s picking them off one by one over 11 fish dead in the course of a day?

Absolutely velvet or brook can and will do that.
 

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