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t_h_e_s_a_c_k
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From:Surrey, B.C., Canada
Registered: Oct 2003

posted 11-15-2003 10:02 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for t_h_e_s_a_c_k     Edit/Delete Message
I recently purchased 4 baby RBP's and I'm fairly new to piranha keeping. I've had them for a week now, they;re in a 75gallon tank. Yesterday, I notice that two of them had been nipped at, one had the bottom of its fin gone and the other has a wound on its eye, it looks pretty bad. Will the one with the eye wound heal? Is this normal for RBP's? what kind of medication should i be using?

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The Sack

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mattmatt123
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From:surrey,B.C.Canada
Registered: Oct 2003

posted 11-15-2003 12:14 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for mattmatt123     Edit/Delete Message
your fish should heal up all by them selfs mine had a big bight taken out of his head so i put him is a 10 tank to give him a brake from the other fish i just put him back in the 100 gallon he is doing fine now if you think its really bad or if they keep beating on him i will lend you my 10 and you can do that same thing but when you rbp are baby they will always get nips out of the tail if you have any more qus add me on your msn mattmccourt@hotmail.com

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mattmatt123
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posted 11-15-2003 12:24 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for mattmatt123     Edit/Delete Message
or and dude check out www.piranha-fury.com they have cool pics and videos of fish eating

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gr8fuljames
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From: Indy
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posted 11-15-2003 02:04 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for gr8fuljames     Edit/Delete Message
You can speed up the healing process as well as prevent any bacterial infections by treating the tank with melafix. Your LFS should carry it.

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James (The Grateful One)

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