kayaaandjaden
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Hi,
We bought a diamond goby 5 days ago. After being in the tank a few minutes, I noticed that his tail looked as if it had been nipped at, the top half was missing. I figured it was some of his past roommates at the LFS, so I wrote if off as astectics, seeing as he was already gobbling up and cleaning our sand. He totally cleaned our sand bed in 48 hours, built himself a burrow and was eating at feedings. Yesterday, I noticed his tail looked a lot worse. None of our fish have been bothering him. Then today, it is totally gone and now it looks as if sometype of infection is rotting its way up his tail.
I don't know what to do. He is still alive, but can't last for long like that. I don't want to take him out of the tank, thus killing him, but then if he does have sometype of infection, he probably doesn't need to be in the tank with everyone else.
What should I do?
Is death inevitable?
-Kaya
We bought a diamond goby 5 days ago. After being in the tank a few minutes, I noticed that his tail looked as if it had been nipped at, the top half was missing. I figured it was some of his past roommates at the LFS, so I wrote if off as astectics, seeing as he was already gobbling up and cleaning our sand. He totally cleaned our sand bed in 48 hours, built himself a burrow and was eating at feedings. Yesterday, I noticed his tail looked a lot worse. None of our fish have been bothering him. Then today, it is totally gone and now it looks as if sometype of infection is rotting its way up his tail.
I don't know what to do. He is still alive, but can't last for long like that. I don't want to take him out of the tank, thus killing him, but then if he does have sometype of infection, he probably doesn't need to be in the tank with everyone else.
What should I do?
Is death inevitable?
-Kaya