HarleyK Canister Man Staff member Global Moderator MFK Member Aug 17, 2005 7,141 2,055 1,453 USA Nov 19, 2016 #1 Does anyone know if this is injury-related, or a disease state? Thanks!
Deadliestviper7 The Necromancer MFK Member Aug 6, 2016 7,422 4,180 178 32 Nov 20, 2016 #2 I'm not seeing anything alarming.
HarleyK Canister Man Staff member Global Moderator MFK Member Aug 17, 2005 7,141 2,055 1,453 USA Nov 21, 2016 #3 Deadliestviper7 said: I'm not seeing anything alarming. Click to expand... These spikes are different than the others. Just wondering what might be the reason. I got these plecos a couple of weeks ago, quarantining right now. Might be as simple of a reason as maybe the spikes got caught in a net. I used cups, but don't know how the other guy caught the fish.
Deadliestviper7 said: I'm not seeing anything alarming. Click to expand... These spikes are different than the others. Just wondering what might be the reason. I got these plecos a couple of weeks ago, quarantining right now. Might be as simple of a reason as maybe the spikes got caught in a net. I used cups, but don't know how the other guy caught the fish.
Dis Dovii MFK Member Oct 22, 2010 625 281 102 Hamilton, ON Nov 21, 2016 #4 He should be alright. Keep the water clean and observe over the next few weeks. Plecos are pretty hardy
He should be alright. Keep the water clean and observe over the next few weeks. Plecos are pretty hardy
shookONES Casper... the not so friendly ghost MFK Member Jul 12, 2005 4,962 1,769 179 37 Totowa, NJ Nov 29, 2016 #5 Nothing to be alarmed about K...this will happen when they fight, or get caught in a net. I used a rubber net when I caught them, so the stress was minimal, but its possible.
Nothing to be alarmed about K...this will happen when they fight, or get caught in a net. I used a rubber net when I caught them, so the stress was minimal, but its possible.