Clamped male guppy with “growth” or “tumour” on underside.
Four guppy males in tank the rest seem ok. They’ve been in tank a week now and all’s been well until a few days ago when I noticed him occasionally clamping. He’s spent more time on his own than with other three from the very start which made him Mrs Lurch’s favourite. One of the others seemed...www.fishforums.net
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Clamped male guppy with “growth” or “tumour” on underside.
Four guppy males in tank the rest seem ok. They’ve been in tank a week now and all’s been well until a few days ago when I noticed him occasionally clamping. He’s spent more time on his own than with other three from the very start which made him Mrs Lurch’s favourite. One of the others seemed...www.fishforums.net
Looks like it is a prolapsed uterus and the most humane option is to euthanize
Thank you for the direction.
EDIT: attached wrong thread, corrected
Guppies are livebearers. Apparently some fish get a prolapse, maybe you could research that and see if that would explain it?