INJURY?

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All those fish in one tank? Green terrors an oscars will fight to the death and knock down dividers to do so in my own experience. Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't FH supposed to be hyper aggressive? They do have red devil/midas in them as part of the hybrid making process, as do blood parrots I believe. The oscar should not be in with such aggressive fish in my opinion, but what does not work for some can work for others. I hope u have a BIG tank (500g+). cheers and good luck, Jim
 
No bros the green terrors don't fight with other fish in fact all the fish are afraid of the fh.but this is something I noticed yesterday, I think he had these when I bought him I'll post the pictures of the Flowerhorn and the parrot which has fungus. I think he's getting better now but the white patches is turning black? Now let's get back to the flowerhorn is this Pseudomoniasis or a injury
 
rajatariqmustafa15 said:
No bros the green terrors don't fight with other fish in fact all the fish are afraid of the fh.but this is something I noticed yesterday, I think he had these when I bought him I'll post the pictures of the Flowerhorn and the parrot which has fungus. I think he's getting better now but the white patches is turning black? Now let's get back to the flowerhorn is this Pseudomoniasis or a injury
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If you r not sure that it is an injury ..so what you have to do is that you should physically take out the FH and examine her....also...if you r not sure how to do it...there r good videos on youtube that will show you ....but the main part is donot stress the FH and after taking out of aquarium put her on a towel ....

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the last picture looks like a bite mark. Ive seen these quite a few times and can be completely normal when you introduce a new fish into a community . The flowerhorn could have challenged the alpha fish in the tank resulting in those bite marks. Clean clean water with a little aquarium salt will heal up just fine . You may want to watch the aggression levels if it is on the back of the fish that usually means aggression levels are higher and someone doesn't like that flowerhorn .
 
the small red dots you are talking about looks to me as if its ammonia burn. once again make sure that water is super clean ! when introducing a new fish its always best to have the cleanest water possible so they get settled in faster .
 
xaenali said:
If you r not sure that it is an injury ..so what you have to do is that you should physically take out the FH and examine her....also...if you r not sure how to do it...there r good videos on youtube that will show you ....but the main part is donot stress the FH and after taking out of aquarium put her on a towel ....

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YEAH i did try that looks more of an injury what does look like to you?. see the pictures i posted on top of this. and the parrot seems to be getting better. if it was something different then it would have died by now and it is eating its food. by the way i have seen the baby flowerhorns lip-locking with the green terror
 
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