Erythrinus health issues

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Choobaka

Feeder Fish
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Apr 5, 2017
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Been about 2 days and it hasn't eaten today i noticed this spot on its belly. Any idea what could be forming. Would like to get an idea before treatment

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tlindsey said:
Looks like the wolf injured itself maybe from jumping. Others will chime in with their analysis. Is the Wolfish alone in the aquarium?
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Yeah its alone. Wouldn't explain the lack of appetite. Thats what worries me. Been keeping wolfs for a long time. Never seen anything like it
 
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tlindsey said:
Looks like the wolf injured itself maybe from jumping. Others will chime in with their analysis. Is the Wolfish alone in the aquarium?
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+1. Looks like an injury. Has it gotten bigger?
 
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Before my Purple Wolfish passed it would do weird things jumping was one of the behavior's.
 
tlindsey said:
Before my Purple Wolfish passed it would do weird things jumping was one of the behavior's.
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Jumping is a common behavior for them. Any surface agitation will trigger it. In their natural habitat rains and flooding trigger a migratory response
 
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