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Hello,
Yesterday I noticed my 3-4 inch electric blue peacock in a mixed Malawi tank had what looked like a 1/8 inch bite out of his stomach. The scales were missing and the area was whitish and he's hiding behind the filter exhaust at the top of the tank a lot. I figured someone got aggressive and I would monitor it. This morning I woke up to find the area a little bigger and now showing some deep red in the center. I moved him to a hospital tank by himself and he seems to be happier. Has anyone had this? Do you think it's a bite or some disease? I have been reading about dropsy and bloat and others and now I am really confused. He's a beautiful fish that I would love to save but I doubt he'll make it. At this point I am more concerned with losing more fish if there is a disease going around my large Malawi tank. I do weekly partials and monitor all my numbers - all of which are good. I have added some new fish over the past month but they seem to all get along - aside from the electric blue hap that sometimes snips. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you again!!! Ross |
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