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Hi,
I know a couple of you have Rams (Bolivian / ramirezi) so a quick question. Two nights ago I noticed that one of my rams looked a bit dark round the head area. He was eating fine, looked OK maybe a bit thinner than the other one, but nothing too out of the ordinary. I lost a discus a while back where it went into hiding went really dark then died, and wondering if this is a cichlid disease or something else I should be aware of. Any ideas or just seasonal change? On a side note, I had a quick look last night before I went to rugby training, and the healthy one has now gone missing, didn't look too long but I'll look again tonight, there's alot of places for them to hide. Cheers A |
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