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03-10-2004, 02:10 AM
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Not sure if this is the proper forum to put this so if its not moderators please move
-- In my barb tank I have one orangish/redish barb bout 3-4 inches long and I went to feed him and he was swiiming side to side not going after any food like he usually does and then swam intot he glass a few times and then later he went to hide behind the rocks... -- I saw on both sides that I do not remeber being there before a few white spots on his orange sides... Below his mouth looks more greyer too -- What do you think is wrong and how can I cure it... What treatment/medication you recommend? -- I am setting up my hospital tank tommorow (little late) - Should I immediately put in there? I am not postive he is sick but he neevr did this before, so if I treat him will it hurt him at all if I treet him and hes not sick?? |
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