tanglovers
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Hey Guys,
I am not really thinking this is a disease so I posted it here.
Need your opinions/suggestions.
I have a roughly 4 1/2" scribbled angel in my reef. I have had this for at least 2 years probably even longer. This fish was put through a very long QT and prazipro treated.
This fish has always been a very good eater but always a little thinner then I would like, not bad by any means but my other fish I have had for multiple years are probably a little on the overweight side then a hair under. As a result I pulled this angel about 6 months ago and retreated with prazipro in a QT for a week and a half just to make sure he didn't have anything.
Now the problem, today I noticed he is very swollen in the abdomen. He also is not eating. Other then the not eating, he is acting fine, swimming around normally, no labored breathing, no scratching/rubbing at the rocks and still very personable - looking for attention. I have never run into this issue at all in the past and am unsure if I should give it a day or two or work on trying to get him out to treat with something.
All additions to the tank since this angel have also been through a long QT period.
Any suggestions would be great. Looks as if he needs an enema...
Thanks!
Scott
Here's a couple pics:
I am not really thinking this is a disease so I posted it here.
Need your opinions/suggestions.
I have a roughly 4 1/2" scribbled angel in my reef. I have had this for at least 2 years probably even longer. This fish was put through a very long QT and prazipro treated.
This fish has always been a very good eater but always a little thinner then I would like, not bad by any means but my other fish I have had for multiple years are probably a little on the overweight side then a hair under. As a result I pulled this angel about 6 months ago and retreated with prazipro in a QT for a week and a half just to make sure he didn't have anything.
Now the problem, today I noticed he is very swollen in the abdomen. He also is not eating. Other then the not eating, he is acting fine, swimming around normally, no labored breathing, no scratching/rubbing at the rocks and still very personable - looking for attention. I have never run into this issue at all in the past and am unsure if I should give it a day or two or work on trying to get him out to treat with something.
All additions to the tank since this angel have also been through a long QT period.
Any suggestions would be great. Looks as if he needs an enema...
Thanks!
Scott
Here's a couple pics: