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Hi
My pair of Dempseys have just spawned and have obviously been defending their spawning site with zeal. One of my pair of Oscars has taken a hit or two as I can see missing scales. I also have a pair of Peacocks and one of them has taken a hit to the side which has left a small open wound The fish does not seem too troubled by it. Should I intervene? Should I be trying to treat the wound with anything or even removing the fish from the tank (1.5 m ). Or should I just wait and see if it heals naturally. I will be looking closely for and sign of infection or fungal outbreak. Thanks in advance Trev |
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