Hello
Long time reader, first time poster, I hope someone can help or shed any light on this problem or what I can do here?
About a month ago I suddenly lost an entire school of tetras tetra’s and a gourami that was part of a pair. Gourami was swimming on the spot rocking back and forth. Water change etc… then all seemed well…This morning I saw my last remaining Gourami rocking back-and-forth on the spot and all the mollies on the floor with their fins clamped. I’m now seriously worried..
I did an immediate 50% water change, and put two tablets of Bactopur wideband antibiotics in there as per the LFSs advice first time this happened.
Now It’s the second time And Ive take. the same precautions then as well, but now it’s happened again, I fear something is desperately wrong…
Water is testing perfectly! Everything is on 0 and the ph is 7.
Any ideas? Or am I just a rubbish fish keeper?
Here is a pic of the gourami, I’ve just noticed that red blemish at its base.
Long time reader, first time poster, I hope someone can help or shed any light on this problem or what I can do here?
About a month ago I suddenly lost an entire school of tetras tetra’s and a gourami that was part of a pair. Gourami was swimming on the spot rocking back and forth. Water change etc… then all seemed well…This morning I saw my last remaining Gourami rocking back-and-forth on the spot and all the mollies on the floor with their fins clamped. I’m now seriously worried..
I did an immediate 50% water change, and put two tablets of Bactopur wideband antibiotics in there as per the LFSs advice first time this happened.
Now It’s the second time And Ive take. the same precautions then as well, but now it’s happened again, I fear something is desperately wrong…
Water is testing perfectly! Everything is on 0 and the ph is 7.
Any ideas? Or am I just a rubbish fish keeper?
Here is a pic of the gourami, I’ve just noticed that red blemish at its base.