dwarf gourami,with Dropsy

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jonny1234

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i have a dwarf gourami with Dropsy hes in a 100 gal tank with outher fish lost one fish not sure why water fine test are all a ok been up and runing 7 months or so ?? what should i do remove it put it in a drifent tank or flush it or ?? i dont want my outher fish to get it like my 10 3 inch sliver dollors
 
Please post more details. You need to be more specific about your water parameters.

1. What is the size of your tank?

2. What are your water parameters? State the brand of test kit used.

3. Is your aquarium set up freshwater or brackish water?

4. How long the aquarium has been set up?

5. What fish do you have? How many are in your tank? How big are they? How long have you had them?

6. Were the fish placed under quarantine period (minus the first batch from the point wherein the tank is ready to accommodate the inhabitants)?

7. What temperature is the tank water currently?

8. Are there live plants in the aquarium?

9. What filter are you using? State brand, maintenance routine and power capacity.

10. Any other equipment used (aside from heater and filter which are two very important components of the tank)?

11. Does your aquarium receive natural sunlight at any given part of the day? What is your lighting schedule (assuming you do not rely on sunlight for our viewing pleasure)?

12. When did you perform your last water change and how much water was changed? How often do you change your water? Do you vacuum the substrate?

13. What foods do you provide your fish? What is the feeding schedule?

14. What unusual signs have you observed in your fish?

15. Have you treated your fish ahead of diagnosis? If so, what treatments did you use? State your reasons for planning ahead of proper diagnosis.

16. Insert photos of fish in question and full tank shot if necessary.
 
1. What is the size of your tank? 100 gal salt drilled tank set up for freshwater

2. What are your water parameters? State the brand of test kit used. aquarium pharmaceticals test kit ammonia .5 to 1.0 ph 6.0 nitrites 0ppm high range ph 7.4

3. Is your aquarium set up freshwater or brackish water? freshwater

4. How long the aquarium has been set up? 9 months +

5. What fish do you have? How many are in your tank? How big are they? How long have you had them? drifent tertas 10 silver dollors id say 20 25 fish in all some 3 years some 7 months or so

6. Were the fish placed under quarantine period (minus the first batch from the point wherein the tank is ready to accommodate the inhabitants)? nope

7. What temperature is the tank water currently? 73 f

8. Are there live plants in the aquarium? fake in tank java moss in the sump filter

9. What filter are you using? State brand, maintenance routine and power capacity. 30 gal sump wet dry bio balls white filta meda in water have cremic rings and a fluval 305 canster

10. Any other equipment used (aside from heater and filter which are two very important components of the tank)? just heater in sump pump

11. Does your aquarium receive natural sunlight at any given part of the day? What is your lighting schedule (assuming you do not rely on sunlight for our viewing pleasure)? 48 inch flosent light about 3 to 4 hours a day some sunlight not much

12. When did you perform your last water change and how much water was changed? How often do you change your water? Do you vacuum the substrate? every week vacuum water change about 40 gals useing prime when refilling

13. What foods do you provide your fish? What is the feeding schedule? 2 times a day tetramin flakes bloodworms

14. What unusual signs have you observed in your fish? being really fat scales puffy lost 2 think a black skrit tetra next im worried about the silver dollors so far there no signs on them

15. Have you treated your fish ahead of diagnosis? If so, what treatments did you use? State your reasons for planning ahead of proper diagnosis. didnt treat

16. Insert photos of fish in question and full tank shot if necessary.
 
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