Andie
Fish Addict
As if losing Galinda wasn't enough, Fiyero has now decided to develop a prominent tummy too. After trying peas and salt baths, I've eliminated both constipation and fluid retention, and am all too certain I have another (early) case of dropsy on my hands.  It's been recently compounded by finrot, so I moved him to a smaller container to keep a better eye on him. If he goes too I don't know what I'm going to do . . . totally disregarding the fact that I had wanted at least one more (ideally larger) spawn from him, I just don't want to see him suffer like his sister did.
 It's been recently compounded by finrot, so I moved him to a smaller container to keep a better eye on him. If he goes too I don't know what I'm going to do . . . totally disregarding the fact that I had wanted at least one more (ideally larger) spawn from him, I just don't want to see him suffer like his sister did.
Besides which, if this is genetic (seeing as both he and his sister came up with it within weeks of each other) then I can't in good conscience breed any of the babies he's produced either, no matter how gorgeous they might turn out to be *gnashes teeth* I'm trying to convince myself that Elphaba's fantastically evil temperament and supernatural regenerative powers are worth the risk, but right now I just don't believe it.
I also sloshed water all over a draft of my essay during today's fry tank water change, but that's another headache entirely
				
			 It's been recently compounded by finrot, so I moved him to a smaller container to keep a better eye on him. If he goes too I don't know what I'm going to do . . . totally disregarding the fact that I had wanted at least one more (ideally larger) spawn from him, I just don't want to see him suffer like his sister did.
 It's been recently compounded by finrot, so I moved him to a smaller container to keep a better eye on him. If he goes too I don't know what I'm going to do . . . totally disregarding the fact that I had wanted at least one more (ideally larger) spawn from him, I just don't want to see him suffer like his sister did.Besides which, if this is genetic (seeing as both he and his sister came up with it within weeks of each other) then I can't in good conscience breed any of the babies he's produced either, no matter how gorgeous they might turn out to be *gnashes teeth* I'm trying to convince myself that Elphaba's fantastically evil temperament and supernatural regenerative powers are worth the risk, but right now I just don't believe it.
I also sloshed water all over a draft of my essay during today's fry tank water change, but that's another headache entirely
 
	             
 
		
 
 
		 I hope it all goes well and you don't have to put your boy down, I know you love him very much. Please keep us posted on how he is doing. You are in my thoughts! *Sends BIG hugs*
 I hope it all goes well and you don't have to put your boy down, I know you love him very much. Please keep us posted on how he is doing. You are in my thoughts! *Sends BIG hugs* 
	 
	

 If I can get it at all, I will. If not, I'm definitely getting the clove oil because I do know which way he's heading and I don't want him to suffer to get there. I know that I can take the pain of euthanising him if it means I spare him the pain of a longer death; I just want to know I've done everything I can to save him before it comes to that.
 If I can get it at all, I will. If not, I'm definitely getting the clove oil because I do know which way he's heading and I don't want him to suffer to get there. I know that I can take the pain of euthanising him if it means I spare him the pain of a longer death; I just want to know I've done everything I can to save him before it comes to that. I'm going to put him down tonight; he doesn't deserve to be burdened with my optimism.
  I'm going to put him down tonight; he doesn't deserve to be burdened with my optimism.  
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		