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I bought 3 clown loaches about 9 months ago when I had a snail problem.
They did a number on them and now they've been eating the reguluar pellet and flake food I feed my other fish (mainly tetras, platy's etc). I also notice they like to chew to the algae wafers I throw in occasionally for my plecos. However, last night when I was doing my bi-weekly cleaning, I was looking down from above in the tank while vacuuming with my water python and I noticed one of the clown loaches was literally paper thin side to side. There's no meat on his bones at all. The other 2 look fine. Is it that they're not getting the proper nutrition after all from the other stuff and it's just showing on one more than the others ? Or maybe this one has a parasite or something. Any ideas ? |
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