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I'm really not sure since the fishes I owned have never contracted this so I wouldn't know how to treat it too. Thats why I was hoping someone else would give a second opinion on what it is. Or show the best treatment. Anyways goodluck with your fishes.

Um can a moderator close this thread?

I'm gonna give this a second try it could be myxobacteriosis. Thats the only other disease I could think of that darkens your fish's skin and loss of appetite. http://www.fishyportal.com/cgi-bin/pub/diag?c=v&id=50 I would seek a second opinion though. I hope this could help. Goodluck too.

K, thanks House_64. :D, you live near me too.:grinno:

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Glad I can helpish, though for the darkening and dark spot(or what I think is a spot) I'm completely clueless. Goodluck though. Though if the fishes starting to developed multiple dark spots (or what I think are spots) then it could be dark spot disease. Hope I could help. Goodluck, and bump...

For the guppy the white substance might be mouth fungus:here info I found off a website: Mouth Fungus Symptoms: White cottony patches around the mouth. Mouth Fungus is so called because it looks like a fungus attack of the mouth. It is actually caused from the bacterium...

Yeah sorry for that, looking at the pictures I don't really see anything wrong with them though. Or its just me. :confused:

Oh, sorry I skimmed. Could be a type of fungus, since you mention something mossy and spongy.

The horror :eek: jk lol. Bump anyone else with offers?

91/90

Thanks, svang55 is selling one, I would have got it but I live too far.

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I'm not an expert but I'm guessing no since tems and azuls get bigger then monos.

Oh nvm, gotcha

If only they could all fit in a 135, thanks though.:) P.S Goodluck with the sale

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgMW0LUObAA So random, it puts a smile on my face sometimes for some reason though lol.

:iagree:You, are one lucky person. Goodluck with the tank..

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