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Posted by: tanyasweet at Mon Feb 9 09:38:05 2009 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tanyasweet ] I know this sounds odd but over the weekend I rescued 5 fish, 3 Blackskirt tetras, 1 Bala shark, 1 Gourami, 1 huge pleco, the pleco seems fine hes about 13in. so I put him in a 40 gal tank. So now i'm completely puzzled because the other 4 all have what looks like the hiccupos. The other five are all in a 10 gal tank, I know this is to small but I did'nt have a larger tank to put them in and I could'nt leave them to die. I can't put them in any of my other tanks cause a week ago the people treated them for fungus using Maloxy and I don't want to infect my other tanks. What would cause "hiccups " in fish and how do I treat this? [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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