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deuxe

deuxe

Jack Dempsey
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Aug 17, 2013
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So i got this fh x rt flowerhorn from a friend in bangkok as a gift. It was completely faded and red but now it has developed black spots and areas around its body. First thing i checked were my water parameters and they are completely fine with almost no ammonia. He is in a tank alone with no tank mates as when he wad with a couple parrots he beat the hell out of it. Here are some before and after photos:
Before
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After
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deuxe said:
But i dont know whats going on lol why is it turning black


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Cause its his dramatic side parrots, red devil, and midas all get the black specs and blotches even from just moving tanks seriously its nothing to worry about he'll return to normal in a couple of weeks

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gamerpond1 said:
Cause its his dramatic side parrots, red devil, and midas all get the black specs and blotches even from just moving tanks seriously its nothing to worry about he'll return to normal in a couple of weeks

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What an ******* fish lol


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Almost no ammonia can be too much depending on ph, temp and exposure duration. Can ya be more clear on how much ya have?

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