Neon Tetra problem

smartdog126

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okay they all seem to be really fat... for some odd reason... i just go them a few days ago... and there all having a little trouble swimming due to water flow "i think" any help? are they all possibly pregnet? is that possible i have 12 of them and i also have 5 cardinal tetras they all seem fine?
 
Can't be pregnant as they don't reproduce that way. May be swollen with unfertilised eggs in the case of females, may just be overeating.
 
okay they all seem to be really fat... for some odd reason... i just go them a few days ago... and there all having a little trouble swimming due to water flow "i think" any help? are they all possibly pregnet? is that possible i have 12 of them and i also have 5 cardinal tetras they all seem fine?
one of two reasons....

1. overfeeding..when i came over and u fed ur fish u just dumped the flakes in..just do little pinches for how ever much your fish can eat within 5 minutes..

2. Ammonia!!--you never really added fish slowly lol u just let the tank sit for a day then put like 6 fish, then 2 days later then like a bunch more and you've had the tank for like what 3 weeks? and u have 20 fish... do a water change just as a precaution..
 
nope not even my guppies just the female pregnet wise though i can tell... and the neon tetras like theres a few that arent and every single fish eats the food i put in there dude so i no its not over feeding its all gone by like min or little bit more ive watched.. then after that i add a tad like not even a pinch just incase someone didnt get food
 
nope not even my guppies just the female pregnet wise though i can tell... and the neon tetras like theres a few that arent and every single fish eats the food i put in there dude so i no its not over feeding its all gone by like min or little bit more ive watched.. then after that i add a tad like not even a pinch just incase someone didnt get food
do a 25% WC just as a precaution it cant hurt anything...cut back on feeding and watch closely
 
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