Any Idea What’s. wrong?

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Noticed after dinner. Swollen under belly and lumpy. No loss of color, still eating and schoaling with others. Ideas? Paramus: 0,0, 10. PH 7.8, GH 8. Cleaned and 70% w/c yesterday.
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Could it be eggs? Kind of looks like it.
Edit: after some reading that seems unlikely. Sorry, I don't know.
 
I thought eggs too when I noticed it was a female. I had an ember tetra that was full of eggs and it seemd she was plugged up and could not lay them and died last year. That was before I started adding RO water to the tetra tank.
 
When you feed, do you notice that one eating a lot? I have one neon that is an absolute pig - she is already pretty big, but gets a huge tummy like that.
 
I hope this is not NTD.

Have a read of this thread. May help determing this -

 
I don’t think it’s NTD. She hasn’t loss color at all and still swimming with the schoal and eating. Getting ready to go feed and check on her. Will update in a bit. Oh, I just treated for parasites less than a month ago.
 
I just fed them some Metroplex. Perhaps that will help. I also added epsom salt to her tank to help reduce swelling and as a laxative.
 
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I thought eggs too when I noticed it was a female. I had an ember tetra that was full of eggs and it seemd she was plugged up and could not lay them and died last year. That was before I started adding RO water to the tetra tank.
What is RO water?

I'd actually come on today because I've lost 3 glowlights in the last fortnight (all females) at first I though it was swim bladder, but then I wondered if it could be a laying problem.

(Sorry Deanasue - don't mean to hijack your thread - I was just wondering what RO water was.)
 

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