M mitchb Candiru MFK Member Jun 5, 2011 125 0 46 victoria Jan 11, 2012 #21 That is amazing about the gill curl, and great to see that you are saving some beautiful fish. That must be some pretty bad water they came from if their scales look like that...
That is amazing about the gill curl, and great to see that you are saving some beautiful fish. That must be some pretty bad water they came from if their scales look like that...
W wilkinson Feeder Fish MFK Member Nov 26, 2009 367 0 0 Upper Uranus Jan 11, 2012 #22 mitchb said: That is amazing about the gill curl, and great to see that you are saving some beautiful fish. That must be some pretty bad water they came from if their scales look like that... Click to expand... ya low ph lots of amomonia nitrite and nitrate
mitchb said: That is amazing about the gill curl, and great to see that you are saving some beautiful fish. That must be some pretty bad water they came from if their scales look like that... Click to expand... ya low ph lots of amomonia nitrite and nitrate
H]-[H Fire Eel MFK Member Oct 11, 2008 1,895 21 68 Malaysia Jan 12, 2012 #23 Nonetheless, arowanas are tough fish when they start hitting maturity..
cmiyata Banned May 21, 2012 45 0 21 in my own world Jul 2, 2012 #24 In the pic it dont look to bad is the gill completely flipped over if not it may have a chance to uncurl just get temp up to 85 degree add some salt and water changes every other day. Try that first before you try and operate
In the pic it dont look to bad is the gill completely flipped over if not it may have a chance to uncurl just get temp up to 85 degree add some salt and water changes every other day. Try that first before you try and operate