I got 2 new corry catfishes this past week. After 5 days of quarentined in individuals tanks I put them into my cycled 10 gal tank. Everything was going good expect that the little one got stuck next to the filter intake pipe and was there for a while before I noticed it!
I shut down the filter down and he was finally able to get away from it but I noticed that he swam tiltied. So I took him out of the tank and back into a quarentined tank (1 gal) no filter.
He has been there for 3 days and I noticed that his tail has a small red spot, when he sits still he tilts 45 degrees, and when he swims his left fin does not move. It was his left side that was stuck next to the intake pipe.
Is there anything I can do for him? I'm going to keep him in the tank for a while a there is no current in here. I noticed that the other 2 corrys in the cycled tank are much bigger than the baby and when they get close of the intake pipe they just swim away. The corry that got hurt I guess was just too small to pull away from the intake pipe.
Is there anything I can do to fix the intake pipe on the 10 gal tank. I tried ladies stocking but that worked for a day before the stockings were so full of stuff that the filter was having a hard time pulling water up.
Is there anything I can do to fatten up thebaby corry before I go putting him back in the 10 gal tank. I guess the 10 gal tank is not for babies right now.
Thanks
I shut down the filter down and he was finally able to get away from it but I noticed that he swam tiltied. So I took him out of the tank and back into a quarentined tank (1 gal) no filter.
He has been there for 3 days and I noticed that his tail has a small red spot, when he sits still he tilts 45 degrees, and when he swims his left fin does not move. It was his left side that was stuck next to the intake pipe.
Is there anything I can do for him? I'm going to keep him in the tank for a while a there is no current in here. I noticed that the other 2 corrys in the cycled tank are much bigger than the baby and when they get close of the intake pipe they just swim away. The corry that got hurt I guess was just too small to pull away from the intake pipe.
Is there anything I can do to fix the intake pipe on the 10 gal tank. I tried ladies stocking but that worked for a day before the stockings were so full of stuff that the filter was having a hard time pulling water up.
Is there anything I can do to fatten up thebaby corry before I go putting him back in the 10 gal tank. I guess the 10 gal tank is not for babies right now.
Thanks