SidFishous
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
This may be the most obvious case of dropsy anyone's ever seen - the thing is, I just don't know! What a glorious big belly! Could she be pregnant? I was told all three of my Molly's are female, and I've had them for nearly a year. I can see individual scales, but I wouldn't say this fish looks like a pinecone. It's eating normally. Had a long stringy poo the other day. One of my other Molly's follows this one around incessantly. Fins also looking a bit ragged, but I've never observed any aggressive nipping. Any ideas what's going on, or more importantly what to do about it?
I do a weekly 15% water change, 75 gallon tank, temp 76 degrees F, ph consistently 7.8, ammonia 0 nitrites 0 nitrates 0.
I do a weekly 15% water change, 75 gallon tank, temp 76 degrees F, ph consistently 7.8, ammonia 0 nitrites 0 nitrates 0.