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So I got back from a week-long trip about an hour ago, and I noticed my poor betta Jimmy was struggling to swim, and all of his fins have been eaten away at by what looks to be fungal infection. He's like a fishing bob, just floating there, unable to swim. I've looked all over to see if any...

Yes, she hit the tank cover. She hasn't tried it again, but I'm going to guess she was either stressed from me turning off the tank light so I could go to bed, or she was having a hard time giving birth. She is okay, and the babies came out good.

Hello. My female Gold Doubloon molly is in labor, and while I was trying to fall asleep, I heard a splash and a thump, so I went over to my dresser and my molly fish is in labor. She's the only one in the tank, and I've already tested the water. I'm putting in some API Stress Coat.

Those are really cool!

Makes sense, thanks for the response!

Hello. My male molly fish has been stretching out his anal fins forward, perked up his dorsal fin, then swimmed in circles around the female molly. Do you guys know what it is?

Oh, ok. I'll just let the babes get gobbled.

Hello, I have a 5 gallon tank, and the problem is is that it is very tall yet not too wide. The breeder box covers up most of the top of the tank, Would that stress the fish out too much?

Main tank is 7 gallons

It's about one and a half gallons.

I don't have any other tanks and the only thing I could possibly do is move the male to a tupperware container

My male molly keeps nipping and chasing around the female molly that is in-labor. What should I do? She looks very stressed.

I'm so sorry for that. I was really stressed about the pregnant fish, and my exam that determines if I pass 10th grade. Dang you tests.

I thought this was emergency help?

Hello. I have a pregnant Gold Panda Molly and I'm unsure what to do. I do not want the babies, nor am I even close to supplied to care for them. Should I just let them get eaten?