Piranha red bellied diseases

[Rio24]

Anybody know why my red bellied piranha's tail bend like this (fish in the middle)? I quarantine the fish with other two fish but before that the fish is swim and eating normally without any problem. My tank is a little bit small but it large enough for the fish size right now The water condition is good as well. Can that tail bend will be back to normal again ? Thanks a lot

 

[tlindsey]

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Anybody know why my red bellied piranha's tail bend like this (fish in the middle)? I quarantine the fish with other two fish but before that the fish is swim and eating normally without any problem. My tank is a little bit small but it large enough for the fish size right now The water condition is good as well. Can that tail bend will be back to normal again ? Thanks a lot

Welcome aboard

Unfortunately the little Redbelly was born with the bent tail it will not straighten.

 

[kno4te]

What are u feeding? Was it like this when u bought it?

 

[Rio24]

Welcome aboard

Unfortunately the little Redbelly was born with the bent tail it will not straighten.

well i feel very sad about that and i hope the fish will be okay.

 

[Rio24]

What are u feeding? Was it like this when u bought it?

i was feed my red belly with hikari sinking carnivore pellet, and they love it. no, i buy them about a week ago and they all look fine. and ijust realized that this morning when i changes the water.

 

[kno4te]

i was feed my red belly with hikari sinking carnivore pellet, and they love it. no, i buy them about a week ago and they all look fine. and ijust realized that this morning when i changes the water.

Oh i see. Agree with tlindsey and as long it’s acting normal then not much to do or worry.

 

[Rio24]

Oh i see. Agree with tlindsey and as long it’s acting normal then not much to do or worry.

well, i hope that fish grow fine without any more problem. and thank you for your answer

 

[audiction]

as long as it's still alive and healthy that's all the counts. it should be ok...you'll have a unique looking specimen in your tank.