A note for future readers. Anytime a good thing happens on this show and kino is at an all time high expect an immediate and sudden collapse. This happens without fail on Fishtank. This isn't to say Fishtank is all bad, but it's amazingly high moments are often marked by a sudden downfall soon after.
Season 1 day 3: After getting to know the fish the site goes offline because of Wigger foolery. Almost killed the show.
Season 1 day 9: The first eight days were marked by alliances, drama, good challenges, and well established dynamics. After this peak the show shits itself again during the Simmons elimination resulting in a contestant leaving, the most beloved contestant freaking out, and an outage of cams for multiple hours so the fish could recover.
Season one day 16: Seemingly after recovering from the day 9 disaster and back to it's high kino levels, the show loses it's most beloved contestant due to the inability to tard wrangle resulting in a severe content drought.
Season 1 day 33: After the content drought is forgotten about and freeloaders are finally getting settled in Letty is targeted an extensive amount while other fish are seemingly left alone. This is considered by many to be the worst day of season one for a reason.
Season 1 final challenge: The entirety of the cage 2 could be considered very boring and rigged with challenges that were not thought through. The only thing saving this was ending on a high note with the willy wonka bit.
Season 2 day 5: After being gifted a bunch of amazing fish being capable of bouncing off of each other as well as leaning more into things lacking in the first season (shipping, side quests, quirky contestants with their own appeals, and every good aspect of season one) a bombshell is revealed resulting in all fish discovering they know of season one. This results in major arcs being severed, two of the better content makers leaving, and a fear of every bit in this season being fake and gay.
Season 2 day 10: After recovering from the big reveal and licking wounds, it seems like a new narrative has been formed and that the fish have settled into more official roles as contestants. Day is interrupted by unwarranted karate lesson, Cole (the literal center of the show) becomes self aware and is either kicked off or quits (still hasn't been confirmed either way).
This is known as Fishtank Law. As levels of kino continue to rise, the likelihood of a sudden and more severe drop in kino approaches.
I am curious as to how they will try and get season 2 to recover. Season one had Letty, who grew into her own as a likeable resilient contestant. Season two does not have any contestant you can truly lean on anymore.
As of right now, season one and two have been fairly consistent with their kino collapses. Season one had a drop on day three and nine while season two had a drop off on day five and ten. Expect another drop off around days 17-20.