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Old July 29th 03, 08:45 PM
Henry Ho
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Default Urgent help: sinks to bottom, can't balance...

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This is a little gold fish keeps on the bottom, like sleeping.. but can't
keep its balance... I wonder if I fed him too much as his belly seems to
have a little black. I think the poo-poo is stuck inside?

I've read that feeding peas might help... should I do it? What about the
epsom salt that many sites talk about, would it help? where should I get
them in Vancouver, Canada?

Thanks in advance~


 




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