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![]() Swollen, discolored gills are often a sign of poor water quality or issues with the water parameters.
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![]() I find Banggai's tend to be more prone to gill cover issues than most other fish, and tend to have more tumors/growths as well specifically on or in their gills.
My own female develops a tumor on her left gill at least once every year or so. Probably due to poor genetics and inbreeding somewhere along the way. |
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![]() It forms a lump that grows under the skin and then pushes out the top of her gill cover and then it seems her body forces it out completely, after a few weeks its gone but a small hole remains and then heals up. Never seems to bug her though, healthy, eats well and spawns every two months. Only ever happens on her left side.
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![]() Oh well.he didn't made it..found half of him under the rocks,the snails took care of him,so if someone has a male bangai please let me know.
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![]() Not the case, water quality is very good. And is the only fish affected
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