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Just to put a wrap on my post, as MacZ indicated, there was nothing I could do. The sick A. hongsloi died within a few hours of my post. I have 5 remaining A. hongsloi females in the same tank that were not affected and have remained healthy.
I have a 6 month old A. hongsloi female who is exhibiting signs of a health issue. She is just sitting upright on the bottom, not feeding, and when I gently encouraged her to move a little (checking her out), she seems negatively buoyant. Her belly/abdomen is swollen/enlarged and she is...
Thanks. I’ll keep on the BBS. I wasn’t concerned about the worms and figured they might be an accidental benefit (seemingly). I’m lightly stocked currently (4 rasboras, 2 otos, mom A. hongsloi and fry in a 30 gallon)) but will keep an eye on it as things progress.
Hi everyone. I've joined to learn a bit more and ask for advice on my current situation. I set up a new (to me) 30 gallon in my home office about 6 weeks ago. I started with a small group of harlequin rasboras and some live plants back on 5/19. After that went well and my N-cycle seemed to...