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The L. dorsiger which I posted about earlier have developed some dark grey spots on thier fins over the past few days, and I have been unable to find or remember a similar symptom from the reading I've done. It appears to just be a coloration and not a growth.
The tank has had a blue-green algae problem that I'm trying to control through water changes and reduced light. As unlikely as it seems, the only idea I can come up with is that it might be growing on the fish. Is that possible? The wisteria I unsuccessfully tried to grow also created quite a mess but it has been cleaned up. Ammonia, nitrite and nitrate tests all show zero and the pH is 7.2.
The fish themselves are are behaving normally, are colorful and still take food readily. One pair has spawned eggs twice in the three weeks or so that I've had them. The first batch was eaten by a swarm of rummynose tetras, and yesterday's batch was removed to my litte quarantine tank in an effort to save them. I was unprepared for them to try again so soon - if the eggs survive, you might see me in the breeding forum.
Any ideas on what the spots might be, or what measures I should take just in case we can't figure it out?
Thanks,
Jamison
The tank has had a blue-green algae problem that I'm trying to control through water changes and reduced light. As unlikely as it seems, the only idea I can come up with is that it might be growing on the fish. Is that possible? The wisteria I unsuccessfully tried to grow also created quite a mess but it has been cleaned up. Ammonia, nitrite and nitrate tests all show zero and the pH is 7.2.
The fish themselves are are behaving normally, are colorful and still take food readily. One pair has spawned eggs twice in the three weeks or so that I've had them. The first batch was eaten by a swarm of rummynose tetras, and yesterday's batch was removed to my litte quarantine tank in an effort to save them. I was unprepared for them to try again so soon - if the eggs survive, you might see me in the breeding forum.
Any ideas on what the spots might be, or what measures I should take just in case we can't figure it out?
Thanks,
Jamison