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![]() "slippen" wrote in message ... I have had my gar for over a year now and he lives happily with a Convict. Yesterday night I noticed that the Gar's back fin was at the top of the tank and his nose was still about 2 inches below the water line(where he normally hangs out) The Gar gets feeder guppies and the guppies don't usually last more than 5 seconds in the tank, I put one in and the gar hardly even chased it. The Gar's stomach looks rather big(plump) like when he has one too many feeder guppies. The gar is about 7-7inches and the convict is about 4inches. Any help would be great, I am thinking the Gar has some sort of infection in his stomach or bowel as he floats rather wierd and is quite plump. Nothing has changed in that tank for atleast 4-5 months. If the gar needs meds or something else please let me know....i'm in canada btw for availability. Thanks in advance Mike If he is constipated, Epsom Salt sometimes helps. 1 teaspoon to each 5 gallons to start. The most that could help would be a total of 3 teaspoons per five gallons of tank water. good luck. |
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