KateW
Fish Fanatic
Hi All
I have just been looking at my fish and notice that my male dwarf gourami appears to have something wrong with his mouth. His top lip (do fish have lips?) in particular looks as if it has been cut and is a bit flappy. The inside is a bit pink. He seems to be eating OK, and swimming well.
He does have a bit of long white poo too, don't know if this is a problem.
Any idea what might have happened to him and what to do about it?
Tank mates are five small guppies and three neons (sold to me by the LFS as ideal first in the tank fish, before I knew any better) in a 35 litre tank.
Water parameters are consistent pH 7.4, Ammonia 0, Nitrite 0, Nitrate 40 - 80, temperature 25 degrees. 30% water change and gravel vac weekly.
I also saw one of the guppies having a little nip at his tail (seemed odd as he is so much bigger) - is this normal? He just swam away.
Any help appreciated!
I have just been looking at my fish and notice that my male dwarf gourami appears to have something wrong with his mouth. His top lip (do fish have lips?) in particular looks as if it has been cut and is a bit flappy. The inside is a bit pink. He seems to be eating OK, and swimming well.
He does have a bit of long white poo too, don't know if this is a problem.
Any idea what might have happened to him and what to do about it?
Tank mates are five small guppies and three neons (sold to me by the LFS as ideal first in the tank fish, before I knew any better) in a 35 litre tank.
Water parameters are consistent pH 7.4, Ammonia 0, Nitrite 0, Nitrate 40 - 80, temperature 25 degrees. 30% water change and gravel vac weekly.
I also saw one of the guppies having a little nip at his tail (seemed odd as he is so much bigger) - is this normal? He just swam away.
Any help appreciated!