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Fish-Noobie Member Posts: 15 |
Well, i bought 2 irr sharks one been biting and chasing the other one like crazy, and few days latter, the one that was biten and chased is all white now, lost it color. I think its bleeding from the gills. Can any one help me? IP: Logged |
kc5gvn![]() Moderator Posts: 806 |
You need to seperate them! It sounds like it's already too late for the one irr shark. I'm unable to tell if the gill problem is from the attacks or an internal parasite in the gills. IP: Logged |
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nobodyyouknow Member Posts: 22 |
as everyone has already told you, your fish are in far too small of a tank. fish will oftern become aggressive when cramped. you were warned. IP: Logged |
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Fish-Noobie Member Posts: 15 |
umm, oh yea, my filter is on the other side of the tank, so it blows bubbles, and my 2 irr shark are charging at the opposite of the filter. why is that? are thy scared? or something, and i dont go near i stay far away. IP: Logged |
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simbiz Member Posts: 36 |
Irridescent Sharks are the scaredy-fish of the tank! They are skittish and easily scared. They are peacful, but when cramped... they normally declare territorial war IP: Logged |
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