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Daily fish fact #457
Fish anatomy!
The swim bladder or gas bladder is an organ that helps many bony fish control their buoyancy! The swim bladder fills or is emptied of gas, which allows the fish to sink or rise in the water column without using any energy for swimming. Swim bladders can also be used for soundmaking or hearing purposes in some fish!
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today i had to euthanize one of the first fish i ever got.
i have a pretty good idea of what i think happened, but i’m not sure.
i’m asking for anyone who feels like they have an advanced knowledge of goldfish and related illnesses to DM me.
i have a few graphic pictures of the injuries to his body (taken postmortem) and a lot of backstory.
all other fish are healthy and active. again, if you have questions, or you are very knowledgeable in this area and want to speculate with me about what may have happened, PLEASE DM me.
Betta albimarginata
I just wanted to show this old video of a Betta albimarginata female with swim bladder issues. Mysteriously, two of my four albimarginata had this condition for about a month but were otherwise healthy and eating well. It eventually corrected itself with no real intervention other than me upping the water changes.
I think it may have been caused by me being careless during a water change, at some point. Maybe the pH was off or the temperature, I’m not sure. But, happy to say they’re swimming fine again at the time of writing this!
Keep your fins crossed my small swimmy boy Kanda survives his swim bladder problem... I started his treatment today after noticing the problem last night but it may have been developing for a while (with the heat I thought he was just trying to stay cool under his plants).
He's not looking good though :(
Fishblr, please point me toward Epsom salt bath resources!
I think I need to do one for Rhaegar, he’s been very floaty lately and I get the feeling it’s his swim bladder.
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Can you fix swim bladder issues?
Mellon Head (my oranda goldfish) seems to be having trouble keeping himself upright. I know fancies aren't the greatest swimmers anyway but he tips forward quite a bit when he's not moving (like nose first) and then freaks out trying to get turned back up. He was like this once before and recovered but I don't know what my dad did to help him, if anything. They were just moved from the old house so maybe the stress triggered something but everyone else is fine. On hand I have aquarium salt, ich rid, and melafix (I think that's the name?) but if I need to go find something else I will.
Anyway, any advice you have is greatly appreciated. I feel so bad for him :/
Help my goldfish!
Fishblr I need some serious help and advice. My goldfish, mustache, is having problems swimming and staying upright. It looks as if there's a string tied to his tail that's holding him up. He floats bottom first. He can't swim very well, and he looks pretty pathetic. I've tried fasting the whole tank, which is him and his goldfish buddy polka. But it hasn't done anything. I fed them peas, again, nothing. Is there anything else I can try? If there's nothing left, I may have to put him down. His quality of life is simply miserable and he can't swim around or do anything at all. Does anyone have any advice?
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