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![]() So after about 6 months of having our six spot he has gotten really really skinny ,we have tried different foods and he does pick at them but he isn't getting what he needs , I am thinking that our sand maybe to coarse for him ,is there anyone in the red deer area with a fine sand bead that has room for another fish ? I would hate for him to die with out giving him a chance ...... All of our other fish are happy and fat n healthy never had ick or any probs ( knock on wood) just starvin Marvin ...... Any ideas?
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![]() Could be he has internal worms/parasites. And the other fishes don't
The telltale sign is long stringy white poop. Course if he is not eating, then its hard to tell |
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![]() I haven't seen any stringy white poo but I did read abou t parasites I do feel like it is the size of sand though he picks it up and then spits it out his mouth instead of the gills
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![]() Anyone ???
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![]() How about you bury some pellets so the other fish don't see them and then the goby will find the food when he is mucking about.
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![]() Well that goes back to the problem of the sand being to big of a grain for him to siphon properly , it has been tried thanks for the sugestions though ..... I really feel someone with a healthy tank and a fine sand bed would be best for him I don't know how much longer skinny will last
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