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Not very good pictures, sorry. Tried to zoom in as much as I could.
The resolution isn't the best when it's this zoomed in, and the glare makes it harder to see, but this is my worst-looking fish.
The fish is discolored (has a dark color, even maroon-ish), and the section of its body underneath the spine behind the main organs is more transparent than normal. The fish has marks right underneath the top fin and along the belly and tail area, as well as a few marks on random spots on the side and on the face and eyes.
The fish is actually swimming strangely too; it looks like the fish is always about to do a nosedive and has to continually reer or tilt backwards. The fish does this quite often, maybe a couple times a second. Also, you may notice that it seems like the tail of the fish unusually curves upwards, which may be the reason for its balance issues. I don't know if this symptom is inclusive or due to the disease, but it is the only fish that I have seen showing this strange balance problem.
The water is clear, and I do regular water changes. I have had these fish before without this problem but now it seems that it just won't go away.
The other fish have any combination of these symptoms, but all (except for one healthy-looking fish with no symptoms) have the dark marks on their faces.
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-Dantheman
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