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Tank size: 125 gallons
pH: 8
ammonia: 0
nitrite: 0
nitrate: 15
tank temp: 79 F
Fish Symptoms- A few of my fish (victorian mbuna like p. nyererei & mbuna c. afra)have had the sunken belly look. I'm beginning to wonder if it's internal parasites/worms. One of fish has some white protruding from its anus. It's not poop, it's different than that. It's like a small blob just poking through. Hemmoroid or worms? This just started in the last couple days. I don't have anything else in the tank, so I'll treat w/whatever is needed. (ie. I don't have to worry about inverts or sensitive fish)
Volume and Frequency of water changes: every 2 weeks about 50 gallons
Chemical Additives or Media in your tank: none, have two external canister filters
Tank inhabitants: mbuna pseudotropheus crabro 1 (bumble bee cichlid), mbuna cynotilapia afra 8, lake victorian pundamilia nyererei 5
Recent additions to your tank (living or decoration): moved my bumble bee in when we had a power outtage. Bee was in QT for over a month when I got it. Other fish were exibiting these symptoms before it was added.
Exposure to chemicals: none
Let me know if you need other info. The fish is only 1.5" long and I doubt I could get a picture that would show it as the anus stuff is about a quarter of the size of a pencil eraser.
Tank size: 125 gallons
pH: 8
ammonia: 0
nitrite: 0
nitrate: 15
tank temp: 79 F
Fish Symptoms- A few of my fish (victorian mbuna like p. nyererei & mbuna c. afra)have had the sunken belly look. I'm beginning to wonder if it's internal parasites/worms. One of fish has some white protruding from its anus. It's not poop, it's different than that. It's like a small blob just poking through. Hemmoroid or worms? This just started in the last couple days. I don't have anything else in the tank, so I'll treat w/whatever is needed. (ie. I don't have to worry about inverts or sensitive fish)
Volume and Frequency of water changes: every 2 weeks about 50 gallons
Chemical Additives or Media in your tank: none, have two external canister filters
Tank inhabitants: mbuna pseudotropheus crabro 1 (bumble bee cichlid), mbuna cynotilapia afra 8, lake victorian pundamilia nyererei 5
Recent additions to your tank (living or decoration): moved my bumble bee in when we had a power outtage. Bee was in QT for over a month when I got it. Other fish were exibiting these symptoms before it was added.
Exposure to chemicals: none
Let me know if you need other info. The fish is only 1.5" long and I doubt I could get a picture that would show it as the anus stuff is about a quarter of the size of a pencil eraser.
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And then I took out another that was missing most of it's tail and was very thin. Could barely swim away from/fight the net.