HELP- My fish are dying?

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It just depends but I think you have too many fish, I did the sane but mine wasnt nearly that big and all my fish kept dying so one day i just got one and ive had Nemo (lol) for 7 months now. Good luck
 
It just depends but I think you have too many fish, I did the sane but mine wasnt nearly that big and all my fish kept dying so one day i just got one and ive had Nemo (lol) for 7 months now. Good luck
 
I bought a nice new, 26 gal. tank- I was psyched! I "TRIED HARD" to do everything right.

I had 3 fish from the old tank and added 5 new fish to the new tank day 1 (This is the only thing I can think might not be good but it's been two weeks now "fully cycled" and they are still dying)

STEPS I TOOK:
I filled the new tank with about half of the water from the old tank.
I added water conditioner.
I added PH Balance.
I added ammonia remover & the Filter Stones that remove ammonia
I have a large bubble stone- great oxygenation.
I was running two filters for a week (used the old one to get the good bacteria (level tested "good")
Temp. 76
Fresh Water Tank
I feed the fish sparingly ONCE a day - 6 days / week to avoid excess waste build up.
The water tested near perfect when I brought a sample to Petco- they have 100 fish in a 10 gallon tank and they are fine. I had 8 (1") fish and all but one have died- many were hanging out at the top.
 
It just depends but I think you have too many fish, I did the sane but mine wasnt nearly that big and all my fish kept dying so one day i just got one and ive had Nemo (lol) for 7 months now. Good luck
 
The new fish could of brang an infection to the tank and affected your fish after you did the tests and water changes! make sure you buy good healthy fish.
 
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