laddy
Active Member
Went away on vacation for 10 days and my 3 year old ocellaris in my 10 gallon tank developed a slight mucus on her dorsal fin. The water quality remained the same throughout our absence, however, we had big swings in temperature (according to my thermometer) 79--88 degrees (&^%$#$#% nanos!). I looked at the thread of pics and although it looks like brooklynella, it's not as severe as the pics.
What do anyone think it could be? I just got home from work and am unable to snap a pic at the moment, but I'll try later. Is there any such disease which enables itself with temperature swings, or could this be a reaction to the temp swings?
Any help would be appreciated.
What do anyone think it could be? I just got home from work and am unable to snap a pic at the moment, but I'll try later. Is there any such disease which enables itself with temperature swings, or could this be a reaction to the temp swings?
Any help would be appreciated.