possible stress or something (would like your opinion!)

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(have not checked water, ill do it tomorrow)
some guppies are staying in a low flow area, and heavy breathing, not a lot of clamping...
please help

it is a male dumbo guppy, maybe he has big fins so its harder for him to swim?
when he swims out of there hes totally fine..
 
oh no.. they are staying there and i'm really worried, turned off the filter for a bit...
 
update: one is fine but the other two are still there... heavy breathing no more clamp tho
 
update: i got the fish out of the place and they seem all fine... they were in some sort of paralysis??
 
I have no idea... also i’m sorry I didn’t respond, had to walk my dogs and now i’m going to talk with the high school coach’s so i’m sorry if i don’t respond quickly. That’s good that they are back to normal though.
 
I have no idea... also i’m sorry I didn’t respond, had to walk my dogs and now i’m going to talk with the high school coach’s so i’m sorry if i don’t respond quickly. That’s good that they are back to normal though.
its ok. the female is still there.... the 2 males are fine, i think maybe pregnancy as she is heavily pregnant
 
Pictures would definitely help. If they are gasping, it may be due to lack of oxygen or high ammonia levels. Have you tested the ammonia levels in the last 24 hours?
 
Pictures would definitely help. If they are gasping, it may be due to lack of oxygen or high ammonia levels. Have you tested the ammonia levels in the last 24 hours?
yeah lack of oxygen
ammonia is 0 all times
Yeah but I can check again tomorrow, maybe something changed. None of my other fish are doing this.
yes i will... the filter might be the reason...
 

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