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...ened significantly. I've grown to favor him.
This morning I woke up, and his long and beautiful fins were caught in the filter intake. He was still breathing. I tried to get him loose with the...
for sexing discus you should find out the anal, dorsal, and caudal fins. Extend imaginary lines from the anal and dorsal fins toward the caudal fin. If the lines intersect on the caudal fin, it is mos...
They start to look like angelfish at about four weeks. My largest one is just starting to bust some fins, but it will be a while before it starts to really look like an angel. They are a little over t...
... Some are so severe they never swim and will likely starve to death. Other deformities, such as missing fins or notching where the fish appears to have had a chunk taken out of it do become obvious un...
My room mates betta has been drifting to it's side for over a week, it's fins seem to "rotting" and it's skin was purple but is now blotchy with white and grey. It's fins...
From the pictures, it does look like a male angelfish. He has some nice fins and colors.
...t of the white dots are gone. The only fish I am really concerned about now is the smaller gourami. His fins are really tattered looking and his eyes are clouded over. just before I did the water cha...
...are at various stages at development,some just tinny fry,some fat fry,and some have got all their adult fins...
... now down to 2. I was able to look at them close one day (the 4 that were left) and noticed that their fins looked like someone had taken a flame to them and melted them together....
2 passed away t...
...guppies genes to reproduse lots and often. So males will keep harazing the females and nipping at their fins to catch them, well when she's full of eggs and latter fry she cant swim away as quick...
Do you think he might have rubbed against something?
To heal the ragged fins (usually) you do more water changes and keep it really clean.
...ood from the runts. By the time it's six months old, an angelfish should have a body, not counting fins, about the size of a quarter. At a year, maybe a half dollar or silver dollar. Sorry, there...
If you look at the fins of the ones on the link I posted, you will see they are exactly the same as yours. In another pic I found, it said that some are dyed blue, so that might be the case.
welcome to our forum..good to hear that all your fishes are well.no sign of nipping of fins..fine..go ahead.
got any pictures you could possiabley have a gaint betta (which is just what there name says) is its fins big or its body. what size and gender is it?
... it. It hadn't been in there thirty seconds before he swam through the very top ring, dragging his fins over it. The top ring is only less than half underwater, but he wanted to squeeze through i...
...ger barb likely has a disease or parasite, especially if she is acting lethargic. Does she have clamped fins?...
i have a female guppy and her fins closest to her gills dont move,they just stick out. does anyone know whats wrong with her?
...to wiggle like angelfish. I did see one move, but only after I swished the water around. I will keep my fins crossed this is normal....
...in groups of six or more in a large tank. It is generally peaceful in proper setups, but it may nip the fins of other fish (this is most often seen during feeding). Do not keep this species with fish ...
Probably the frog is too active for a Betta. Those large, colorful fins are the result of much selective breeding, so male Bettas are not able to cope very well.
...king unless its just my comp but here is a tip for anybody looking in to breeding bettas the bigger the fins the older the betta...
...but i dont know what, its mouth is open,his gills are going very fast and it looks like he cant use his fins hes using the filter to rest on, has anyone got any ideas of what it might be???...
Male Bettas with lots of long, flowing fins are bad swimmers and often get attacked by smaller, faster fish.
...regularly. Everything is exactly where it's supposed to be. I tried the mirror thing. He shook his fins a little and kind of stared at his reflection for a few seconds, then just went about busin...
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