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temp is too low, as previously stated, rams rarely survive treatments so prepare for the worst 

Any excess mucas on the gills or body of the fish.
Do the gills look red and inflamed or pale with excess slime.
Check the anus of the fish to see if it's enlarged or red and inflamed.
Any fish look skinny or bloated.
Any fish have sunken in belly.
Do any fish swim on there sides.
Lost any fish to bent spines.
Sorry thought the fish had a pink patch.
Wilder is not well at the moment, she has gone for a lie down. She promised she would look back a little later on. I am sure she will be able to help you diagnose the problem.
Sit tight until then.
Have you done water tests again, if so can you post these for Wilder to check.
Sounds like your livebearers might have internal parasites.
What does it look like when the fish goes to the toilet. Does it look white and stringy or clear mucas poo. Can you see any worms prutruding from the anus.
Excess mucas and red inflamed gills can be gill flukes, red gills can also be bad water quality, bacterial gill rot.
Signs of gills flukes are.
Red inflamed gills or pale gills with excess slime.
Flicking and rubbing.
Laboured breathing or gasping at surface of tank.
Weighloss sometimes.
Darting or erratic swimming.
Sores on the body of the fish.
Fish will swim in a jerky movement.
Spitting food out.
I would get this med.
Have you used a parasite med.
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Dropsy can pass onto other fish if they peck on the dead body.