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One of my two lamp eye tetras is doing something odd. It just constantly
swims up. If he stops swimming he sinks like a rock, but it never stops swimming straight up long enough to sink all the way to the bottom to just lay/rest there. It's like he's swimming head first into a strong current... constantly. He's eating and otherwise looks normal. Has been going on for about a week and no other fish in the tank are doing this. Is there anything I can do for him? Thanks for the help, Lydia |
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