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I have a female betta that lost her pectoral fin during breeding. Its been
about 2 months now, and theres still no sign of regrowth. She still stands her ground against the other girls and doesn't seem to be affected much by it as of yet. "Dave Thompson" wrote in message ... I have a pair of Oscars about 6 inches long (so far!) in a 125g tank that are for all observations healthy and typical. The other day I came down and found that one had ripped the pectoral fin of the other clean off - nothing left. I've kept Oscars for a while so I'm used to damage but I've never seen a fin completely removed before. The question is do you think it will grow back or is it gone for good? I've seen serious damage done to fins and they always grow back, but this Oscar looks as if the fin was never there. |
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