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Hey there,
I have a ten gallon tank with two baby convicts in it. Now, these two fish are black convicts and are not more than an inch long. I have had no problems except having to relocate my neon tetras and other than that they seem to be getting along fine. However, more recently I have noticed that one of them seems to be rather bloated, if you will. The other is fine and swimming around happily being a baby cichlid, but the bloated one seems somewhat listless at times and not as active as he used to be. I haven't really seen him eat that much so I don't think he's over eating either. Any suggestions? 10 gal temp: 78deg pH - 7.0 Ammonia - 0.0 Nitrite - .3 Thanks, Matt |
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