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He's about 8-9 months Sent from my EVO using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Sway-z is a long fun albino bristlenose Sent from my EVO using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Sway-z Sent from my EVO using Aquarium Advice mobile app

No I can't sadly today he looks about the same I will judge by how he's swimming and eating...if/when I euthanize him I am thinking frozen/slushy water... Sent from my EVO using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Yes and now a small one on the under of his side above Anal fins I can't get a pic it just too small Sent from my EVO using Aquarium Advice mobile app

I think the others are pecking him the tumor thing was there before the fins started fraying he still schools with them most of the time..I will go by the if he eats he lives theory. I don't want to make him miserable. Sent from my EVO using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Black neon tetra who is sick been sick for over a week dispite water changes everyone else in the tank...kuhuli loaches..serpae tetras ..pleco skirt tetras are fine Api test kit ph 7.8, 0amm,0nitrite,20/30 nitrate tank is fully cycled and about 7months old everyone but this lil one is happy go...

My bad but it still doesn't tell me why its messed up :-/

Since the beginning of July its done cycling. I ment 0 nitrite...20 would be all dead fish....nitrate is 20...

Its not really a hole. Just a clear patch

The hole/white thing through his tail

I got home from work and this (look at pic) fish is acting normal. swimming and eating and even bugging the other fish in the tank. The water tests are normal Amm-0-0.25....only slight greenish Nitrate 0 Nitrite 20 Ph is 8.2 I have hard water. 37 gallon tank with an ac70 filter and a top fin 40...

They are actually changed DNA from jelly fish and reproduce those colors now from what I hear...

I'm guessing glow light tetra green/yellow short fin.

I actually think what killed my bacteria is the tank water becoming very acidic less than the reading of 6 most likely (normally its 8-8.2 like my tap water). The tank has had fish in since the beginning of July I will rinse out the filter media when I get home and my tap water contains an...

I don't have another tank. And no not all got ich but I treated the whole tank when I diagnosed it cuz ich infects the whole water/tank. And I won't treat with meds again just heat I like that approach best...I still don't have a smaller tank as I have no where to put one at the moment unless it...

I am adding stability by seachem the new filter about a month old I'm running an ac70 ..the old one is still running too a top fin 40

I am getting high (1-5) nitrites for about 2.5 weeks now I have gone so far as to change the water 50%-70% every 12 hrs...but that's only when I see signs in the fish. Usually I can do water changes every 2 days...if I see signs in the fish I do a change ASAP.....tank has been going since the...

Odd behavior..that's a really high temp for goldfish but not tropicals I currently have my tank set at 80/82 for my tropicals cuz my tap water comes out that high...Florida is wonderful...::eyeroll::

If it is ich this is agreat article I agree with using just the heat method. (i can't use salt cuz I have loaches) http://www.aquahobby.com/articles/e_ich2.php

I don't have gold fish but I know stresscoat can help with wounds and salt can act as an antimicrobial/healing agent...I would let him prove himself and see if that spot heals. If he eats and starts acting normal soon just wait and see. (maybe the vacuum did a lump-ectomy) just keep his water...

Ur fish look good. From the pic u have lotsa bubbles....Try the water ideas we had..which ever will work for you and ur fish keeping the best! My tank is my first ever tank and I have had unwittingly started fish in...cuz fish store said its all good...then got ich...then killed my...

My friend in my area does that too cuz he can't work with the 2-4ppm of ammonia our water tests out as he does it for his Oscar fish. So far my tank has handled it well...except when I killed my bb and currently am re cycling with a fully stocked tank...50% water changes ever 1-2 days. Also op...

Yeah rust would be bad. There are treatments/conditioners that treat for heavy metals. Trying to think of many options for saving u some money in the long run and be a quick fix for now but at the moment an r/o filter sounds best In the meantime use a spring water instead of the di.

The di water could be causing it its stripped of essential minerals...what makes ur well water so bad? Try cutting a little in per change...here where I live people envy well water compared to city especially for fish. It has minerals and no chlorine/chloramine in in. If u must use bottled try...