Help Me W/ A Problem

[fishfishfish]

still doin it just not as fast

 

[fishfishfish]

goin slower.is this a good sign

 

[tttnjfttt]

It could be good or bad, is he becoming active and swimming more straight or is he becomming inactive.

 

[fishfishfish]

he swims straight a little but tilted a little.only for a breif sec though

 

[WILDER]

Good luck, only time will tell.

 

[fishfishfish]

still spinning only all over the place then stops for like a milli sec and goes again

 

[haplover]

Is it poissible there's something broken in there?

 

[fishfishfish]

what?all the other fish r fine.i was moving rocks out that were in a bad pos and i rocked a piece of slate which he was under.how long should it take for him to calm down

 

[WILDER]

He should of carmed down by now.

Are you sure you damaged him as spinning like that can mean something else.

Does it look like he's chasing his tail.

 

[fishfishfish]

no more like twirling.or twisting

 

[tttnjfttt]

The question still remains, are you 100% sure he was injured? There is a disease that has the symptoms of what he has, which is why this is important.

 

[WILDER]

Not to scare you just incase.
http/article.dphnet.com/cat-02/whirling1.shtml

 

[fishfishfish]

he was fine and then the rock shifted i picked it up the other swam away but he just sat there.he was fine when i got him and earlier today

i just turned the light on and now hes back to chasing his tail.at least he is level now

 

[tttnjfttt]

Keep a close eye on him, and don't put any more fish in that tank. I do agree with wilder that this has been going on for too long now. Unfortunately, whirling disease is incurable. So if it is whirling disease, you will see no improvement over the next few days; there is nothing you can do for this scenario. Keep other fish out of that tank incase it is, to keep it from spreading to them.

 

[fishfishfish]

well i know its not the disease.he was fine and then i smushed him and that started it