Recent content by GobyMaster11276

His scales appear normal at the moment. When it is light, I will try to get a picture of the ‘poo’ so you can get a better idea of what it is.

Update: the bacterial/fungal growth has been cleared up, thanks to a combination of medication, salt, and water changes, and none of the other fish developed symptoms, but I still face one major problem: the fish remains floating on his side. How does one go about treating this buoyancy issue...

It might be difficult to tell through photos, but there is a fuzzy growth (what I assumed to be fungus) along the dorsal and tail fins, situated around the edges. If you look at the parts where the fin seems irregularly shaped, you should be able to see it, particularly on the top of the tail...

Yep, I think most those in the US are here as well. Is there a combination medication I could use, just to hit both possibilities at once? I realise I am likely low on time at this point, so am willing to try anything. Here are some new, better shots as well:

Thanks for the advice! I do have some covering over the pond, but evidently not enough for the amount of leave; a net will be a priority. My current med is bactonex, which I happened to have sitting around from a while ago. As a general update, the goldfish is still alive and kicking, although...

Oh, you’re right. I dunno how to attach the video, but the photo should be here now

Thanks for your reply! Prior to the water change, my parameters were: Nitrate: 0ppm Nitrite: 0ppm pH: 6.5-7 Note that these may be slightly off, given I am colourblind, so I account for some variation in readings. I cannot test ammonia currently since my test kit for it expired recently (it was...

Hey all, One of my goldfish has developed a fungus type infection on his fins and has now been isolated in a hospital tank. I noticed the issue yesterday, since his swimming was abnormal, and today he is on his side, although fortunately still alive. I dosed the tank yesterday with antifungal...

Sorry about the quality; I only have my phone to take the photos and they aren’t the most co-operative subjects— I have ventures to get better ones, so helpful they help. Pictured, you will see the one with the biggest dorsal lump, so you can see what I mean. The three fish all have the black...