DeirdreHoyle
Aquarium Advice FINatic
Hello,
I have a 25 gal community tank with 6 neons and 5 harlequin rasboras and a clown pleco and some kuhli loaches. Two nights ago I noticed one of the neons not swimming with the group and looking a little stressed. When I got up the next morning he was clearly dying (having trouble keeping upright/breathing quickly) and he was dead within the hour. He looked pretty much fine, his fins were intact. Belly was a little bloated and I thought I could see some raised scales but I'm not sure. Now I'm down to 5 tetras and one of them is looking stressed, not schooling and looking pale and before bed last night I noticed a different one swimming almost vertical with his tail above his head, but he was fine this morning. Does this sound like a swim bladder issue? My tetras wont eat out of my hand so I don't know how to feed them shelled peas :/ they just sink to the bottom and the loaches get them
I have a 25 gal community tank with 6 neons and 5 harlequin rasboras and a clown pleco and some kuhli loaches. Two nights ago I noticed one of the neons not swimming with the group and looking a little stressed. When I got up the next morning he was clearly dying (having trouble keeping upright/breathing quickly) and he was dead within the hour. He looked pretty much fine, his fins were intact. Belly was a little bloated and I thought I could see some raised scales but I'm not sure. Now I'm down to 5 tetras and one of them is looking stressed, not schooling and looking pale and before bed last night I noticed a different one swimming almost vertical with his tail above his head, but he was fine this morning. Does this sound like a swim bladder issue? My tetras wont eat out of my hand so I don't know how to feed them shelled peas :/ they just sink to the bottom and the loaches get them