armysoldier21
New Member
I am not sure what caised this. But I moticed this morning that my cory was acting a little strange and upon further investigation I noticed his mouth looked rotted away a little. I love my fish as much as the next guy if not more so I went online and did as much research as possible. So far what I did was a 10 gallon water change via gravel vacuum and put in a bit warmer water than I usually would as the 10 gallons to replace the old. I hope this is not a lost cause as losing any fish is a tragedy in my house and we have a lot of fish to lose. All the other fish look perfect even my other two albino corys....
Tank specs for this one in particular.
25 Gallons, heated to 82 degrees, 29 gallon filter, about an inch of gravel, one live plant, an aerating stone, one decorative bridge that my fish swim in and out of. Other fish are (1) Swordtail, (1) clown loach, (2) ghost cats, (2) adult mollies and about 20 very small babies currently until they find a home, and (3) total albino cory cats.
Thank you in advance for any advice and help. I was planning on going to a pet store tomorrow to look at meds, as IIcant rush out now since its almost 2 in the morning.
Tank specs for this one in particular.
25 Gallons, heated to 82 degrees, 29 gallon filter, about an inch of gravel, one live plant, an aerating stone, one decorative bridge that my fish swim in and out of. Other fish are (1) Swordtail, (1) clown loach, (2) ghost cats, (2) adult mollies and about 20 very small babies currently until they find a home, and (3) total albino cory cats.
Thank you in advance for any advice and help. I was planning on going to a pet store tomorrow to look at meds, as IIcant rush out now since its almost 2 in the morning.