today when I was looking at my tank i noticed that one of my Phantom Black tetras was missing his tail. I am fairly sure that it was bitten off but i havent seen ANY fin nippinng out of any of my fish, but I assume it was one or more of the other phantom blacks from my school (they are fairly new and i supposed have to establish a hierarchy)
here is what I have in my tank (20gal)
8 glowlite tetras
8 phantom black tetras
3 peppered cory cats
1 bolivian ram (female)
the only agression out of the ram is just chasing/charging not once have i seen her nip at any of my fish. I have seen a few of the phantom blacks briefly fight but not for very long.
My questions is what should I do about my tail-less phantom?
he seems to have figured out how to get around but are the other fish still going to pick on him or is there anythign I can put in the tank to help him heal or will it even fully heal?
I do not suspect fin rot becuase it was literaly overnight the tail just disappeared and none of the other fish have any fin issues (or any signs of nipping)
my chemicals are stable
0 ammonia
0 nitrite
and between 10 and 20 nitrate
temp around 76
what should i do?
here is what I have in my tank (20gal)
8 glowlite tetras
8 phantom black tetras
3 peppered cory cats
1 bolivian ram (female)
the only agression out of the ram is just chasing/charging not once have i seen her nip at any of my fish. I have seen a few of the phantom blacks briefly fight but not for very long.
My questions is what should I do about my tail-less phantom?
he seems to have figured out how to get around but are the other fish still going to pick on him or is there anythign I can put in the tank to help him heal or will it even fully heal?
I do not suspect fin rot becuase it was literaly overnight the tail just disappeared and none of the other fish have any fin issues (or any signs of nipping)
my chemicals are stable
0 ammonia
0 nitrite
and between 10 and 20 nitrate
temp around 76
what should i do?