Ron Uni

Thank you for your reply, I'll probably euthanize her when she starts failing.

pH 6.8 Ammonia 0 Nitrite 0 Nitrate 10 ppm GH 89.5 Kh 107.4 Temp 80 In a 40 gallon breeder community with runny nose , pygmy Cory's and green neon tetras Feed brine shrimp frozen cubes 3 thawed. Any ideas, she's in a quarantine tank now.

No rapid breathing, she's still swimming very well sometimes chasing some other fish away. Still eating very well. I feed every other day. I'll monitor her then and just watch to see what happens. Thanks @Colu

So should I treat her like dropsy although other than bloated she's not lethargic and she's eating? Or a salt bath?

Thanks for your response, it's been helpful.

Do you know what pH level helped spawn, I'm reading the like more acidic water to spawn in. Other places say neutral so, I'm a little confused. I want to make conditions right if she wants to lay her eggs and if not treat her for whatever she's got.

Any further updates mine is looking like yours now

That's what I'm trying to figure out, I'll add a bunch of java moss i have and see what comes if it, if in a few days i see no improvement I'll treat for swollen belly or constipation. Just wondering if she's sick and bloated or carrying eggs. Thanks for the quick response

Do you know if you have ammonia?

pH 6.5 Ammonia 0 Nitrite 0 Nitrate 10 Temp 78 10 gallon aquarium Not sure if she's ready to breed or if she's sick, she's swimming normally

I have a large sponge filter from co op that runs the tetra for 40 gallons and a hob tetra (with prefilter). I have guppies in it and the fry are very safe. It's been running over a year now.

Did you change a media bag of purigen?

Just seen this post Black neon has … fungus? Or.. ? will follow what was recommended for them.

pH 7.2 Ammonia 0 Nitrite 0 Nitrate.10 Water temperature is 79 Community tank with 20 green neon tetras 5 cardinal tetras 5 neon tetras 10 red phantom tetras 6 pygmy Cory 3 kulli loaches 5 female bettas 40 gallon tank I'm trying to figure out what this is is and how to treat. I think its some sort of fungus. Tetras are too fast to get out to quarantine but will keep on trying Its just 2 neons and 1 cardinal that he these types of large white spots.

@Beau Burkhalter I've done what the link said, but it's just one treatment of the trip combo correct, wait 7 days feed after that and observe. Thanks for your help