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![]() "Angrie.Woman" wrote in message ... "mort" wrote in message ... Yup. Black edges to the fins is the sign of too much ammonia in the tank water. Immediate remedy is do a large water change to get rid of the ammonia.... 'til you cycle your filter properly. I think that the OP might want to actually *check* the ammonia levels. My NewFish has some black on his fins, and my ammonia is at 0. I think it's just his coloring. My wife picked our 2nd orange fantail from the LFS tank because of the unique black lining on the edge of its tail. At least, we thought it was unique..... 3 weeks in our tank and the black color is slowly disappearing (tail becoming fully orange). Am I to understand that the LFS sold me an orange fantail that had suffered ammonia damage, and is recovering in my tank? |
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