When I was just about to get home the silver molly started sitting on the bottom
I know it wasnt temp shock because I wasnt ever home yet.I put the fishies in and she was still sitting so I immediatly took her out and put her in my quarintine tank(1gall)She sat there.I put a .3% concentration and watched her.I thought she would die around night but she's still here and doing better by swimming around.
But one good thing,my male guppy is breeding with my platy AND female guppy.And the girls are jealous of each other
That is sure alot of stress for a fish,so sitting in the bottom of a bag could be normal. The most important thing to remember about new fish,is that they don't always come from a tank which matches yours in PH/Nitrites/Ammonia/NitrAtes,etc. so you have to slowly acclimate them to your tank water.That does not mean taking the fish bag and floating it in your tank water,and then releasing them. Ph is a big factor right off the bat. Putting a fish into a lower Ph than what it is currently swimming in is very dangerous,. In order to do it safely,the best thing to do is to add your tank water Slowly to the water that they are in over a period of a a couple hours. This keeps them from going into PH shock-which by the way,kills alot of new fish. People just kind of plop them in not realizing what a difference there could be between the two waters. Maybe this will help your future fish,eh? I'm glad to hear that the fish are doing better-Good luck! 