Hello everyone!
this is my first time posting on a forum. I am so worried about my loach and I am hoping someone that actually knows something about fish could help me because I'm certainly not an expert... A few days ago one of our loaches got really bloated from the head down and it stops the bloating at the end of the tail. It has always been bigger than its loach friend. Now it seems like its uncomfortable and not as active as it was before. All of the other fish are fine. We read on one forum that it could be have eggs or have gas problems. We have always fed it the same diet - just goldfish flakes. We have been feeding it skinnned peas for a couple of days and I don't see much improvement... Another forum talked about how the oxygen in the aquarium could be giving the loach bubbles under its skin...we just put a bubbler back in the tank after a few weeks of it being gone...other than the bubbler nothing has changed in the tank. If someone could please help us. I just don't want my loach to be suffering. Thanks in advance!
this is my first time posting on a forum. I am so worried about my loach and I am hoping someone that actually knows something about fish could help me because I'm certainly not an expert... A few days ago one of our loaches got really bloated from the head down and it stops the bloating at the end of the tail. It has always been bigger than its loach friend. Now it seems like its uncomfortable and not as active as it was before. All of the other fish are fine. We read on one forum that it could be have eggs or have gas problems. We have always fed it the same diet - just goldfish flakes. We have been feeding it skinnned peas for a couple of days and I don't see much improvement... Another forum talked about how the oxygen in the aquarium could be giving the loach bubbles under its skin...we just put a bubbler back in the tank after a few weeks of it being gone...other than the bubbler nothing has changed in the tank. If someone could please help us. I just don't want my loach to be suffering. Thanks in advance!