I laughed at that too Donna lol. I hope so, I am not feeding him because even though id like too i think it would not only be bad for the water but also if he tried to eat it and it hurt it wouldnt be fair. It would be like torture. Im going to get my boyfriend to see if he opens his mouth up ok.
Amy x
--- In tropicalfishclub@yahoogroups.com, Donna King <donnalynneking@...> wrote:
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> LOL I don't know if that is true or not. I am so glad the back has healed, how
> super! Keep things clean and I'll be he'll be 100% better in no time.
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> Donna
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> Hi Donna,
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> I cant believe his back went black so quickly. I thought as they dont scab it
> would be discoloured forever more, but to see it almost identitical to the rest
> is encouraging. One less wound is better for chance of infection. Obviously his
> mouth is a huge concern.
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> I think what makes it a little hard to tell is, marshmallow is in the process of
> turning orange. I thought it was ammonia burn (because id never seen it before)
> when my other fish did this, hes a bobble eye fish "bobbles". Nope.. few weeks
> later my black fish was bright orange! He still has kind of black eyes though.
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> Marshmallow is doing the same and it makes it hard to see if its red around
> mouth or the continuation of his colour change.
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> The lfs says this does happen and its because sometimes the mother fish hangs
> around with the wrong fish guy.. I dont knwo if they made this up.
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> Amy x
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