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So my black phantom tetra has this blisters on the mouth and one of it's fins. It looks like just an air pocket underneath a thin layer of stretched skin. I have no idea what this is. Any help from the aquatic community would be awesome! I'm wondering if I have to place this fish in a container with antibiotics for disinfection.
The said tetra is behaving normally and eating, showing no signs that it even notices what is going on with her.
Water parameters:
90G softwater community set up (mostly South American)
pH: 6.4
Ammonia & Nitrites: 0 ppm
Nitrates: 15 ppm
CO2 injection
water is stable with regular weekly water changes. Everything else is thriving.
The said tetra is behaving normally and eating, showing no signs that it even notices what is going on with her.
Water parameters:
90G softwater community set up (mostly South American)
pH: 6.4
Ammonia & Nitrites: 0 ppm
Nitrates: 15 ppm
CO2 injection
water is stable with regular weekly water changes. Everything else is thriving.
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