I woke up this morning to find this im gutted, completely unexpected death havnt had time to test the water yet as i had to go to work just wondered if maybe the swollen red anus pointed any clues to the cause of death?
R.I.P G.brasiliensis :(
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It does look bloated.
I had one a while back that had callamanus worms, which I began treating with Levimasole. He died a few days later with similar bloating.
I had one a while back that had callamanus worms, which I began treating with Levimasole. He died a few days later with similar bloating.
he had quite a heavy meal the night before so i think he's more full then bloated..water perameters were nitrites 0 nitrates 10ppm and ammonia 0.2 which i know isnt perfect but its also not to bad
What were you feeding it?
I had an oscar crunch a snail then got a ppiece of shell caught in its digestive tract,
just an idear.
I had an oscar crunch a snail then got a ppiece of shell caught in its digestive tract,
just an idear.
D. Hedington;4257658; said:
just the usual mix of pellets, mussels and bloodworm mate. i really cant understand this big healthy fish dont usually just drop dead for no reason and i havnt got the slightest idea why its really bugging me!
Its a real shame, could of been even an internal infection.
did you open it up, to rule anything out?
did you open it up, to rule anything out?
i didnt mate i was in a bit of a rush had to go to work, i wouldnt have had the first clue what to look for anyway and i dont know weather i could've done it to the big guy!