MajorMentos
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Young adult black molly. Looks as if the skin has been eaten off and the flesh is being shown. A parasite maybe?
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Dying molly
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Young adult black molly. Looks as if the skin has been eaten off and the flesh is being shown. A parasite maybe?
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Or bacterial.
Has he been removed from the tank??
Has he been removed from the tank??
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MajorMentos
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nah she's still in there
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J.Mcpeak
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I thought mollies liked harder to saline water?
Quite the opposite of a neon tetra.
Could be that?
Skin lesion looks similar to a plecostomus kiss, have you got a sucker mouth cat with a similar size mouth?
Unhealthy fish are fish food, might be an idea to isolate just in case it's contagious.
Quite the opposite of a neon tetra.
Could be that?
Skin lesion looks similar to a plecostomus kiss, have you got a sucker mouth cat with a similar size mouth?
Unhealthy fish are fish food, might be an idea to isolate just in case it's contagious.
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MajorMentos
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no, no sucker fish in that tank, i'll quarantine him, thanks ^_^
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