yellow damsel

[superhero]

Im not sure what he has got, but I think it's some kindo of desase im thinkg fin rot.

 

[superhero]

sorry the pictures arent the best im jstu learing how wto take them of fish

 

[superhero]

Im not sure how to make the images appear, can someone help me???
-Tony

 

[superhero]

here

 

[beth]

That is typically a sign of malnutrition sometimes with considerable stress. Any other fish picking on him? What are you feeding him?

 

[superhero]

flake food and frozrn brine shrimp
I dont think he is being picked on becuse he seems to be the dominant one in the group oing all of the picking. I jsut got him abouta week ago, could it be from the stress?
-Tony

 

[beth]

Try to observe him for awhile without the fish noticing that you are watching. If you have more than one, in all liklihood they are picking at each other, even if he is the dominate one.
In the meantime, drop the flake food, and add a lot more nutritious variety to your fish's diet to include a variety of frozen and high quality dry foods. You should feed at least twice a day. To the frozen foods, add a couple of drops of zoecon to the food before feeding.
Let us know if this resolves the problem.

 

[superhero]

ok thanks for your help!