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flyboymonkey
my rosy barb has usually been full of color a fast swimmer and plump wink.gif

I have a video here!


all the stats are in control such as nitrate ammonia nitrate etc.etc.etc.

please help!
vickielm
Hi, and sorry to hear your fish is sick, although its a little difficult to tell what the problem is on the video.

I'm not a mod, so I can't help you on your fish, but even though your water params are ok, they are going to need you to answer all of the questions in the above box in order to help you better. The more info they have, the better they can try to figure out what the problem is.

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Nice tropical tank, btw. smile.gif
flyboymonkey
umm 30 gallon tank
i have 30 gallon tetra filter
water changes every week
i put in nitraban
no medications or new fish
i feed them flake food and shrimp pellets

and thats all i know
vickielm
It would help them somewhat if you could go into a little bit of detail of exactly what is wrong with your fish, such as a description of what the problem is exactly. Any unusual findings on the fish such as "grains of salt", bloody streaks, frayed fins or fungus? Any unusual behavior such as staying on the bottom, not eating, gasping for air,...things like that. When did you notice changes?

Coming on here for help is like going to the doctors office. yeah.gif They need the details!
flyboymonkey
the stomach is sunken in pale and slower than it used to be
LaurieP
Sorry to say I know very little about tropical fish. But I am going to move your thread to the trops sick area. There someone should be able to help you better. Good luck with him.
Shamu23
my albino tigerbarb also has the "flat stomach problem" so does my friend's green tiger brab, I think its a result of secondary bacterial infections, but thats just my guess, Im not sure why it goes flat either, it doesnt seem to harm them, but so far it hasnt gone away on either fish so Im guessing its irreversible
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