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He still looks a little thin even after eating so much. I just hope there isn't something else going on. I had a 4 incher that looked the same even after eating all the time. He ended up dying for some reason and i think it may have been a parasite.

He's been eating a lot. He's filling out. Is there any way to test for a parasite? I haven't noticed anything that would indicate parasite, but I hope he's OK. He has been eating quite a bit though, 5 gut loaded rosys or comets every day to every other day.

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In my experience tigers dont hold weight very long, they seem to burn through food rapidly ... your little guy does look thin, but then again most small fish are thin, so i wouldnt be too concerned ... if he starts behaving oddly, flashing, breathing heavy, develops any sort of spots or anything on his body, or his fins start cracking then i'd be concerned about disease, otherwise i'd say its the nature of the beast ... they start thickening up more and more as they grow larger

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