Add a bit of salt for freshwater aquariums (half dosage because of the frog). It will stop infections and speed healing. Increase your water changes to keep the tank clean and feed your fish the inside of a pea to help stop swim bladder problems.
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2006-09-16 06:20:04
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answered by iceni 7
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the same exact thing happened to me yesterday my fish picked my other fish and damaged its fins a lil it was breathing fine everything normal except it was swimming a lil funny and then started to swim upside down because its not able to swim correctly wants its fins were damage and it still continued to breath fine and move around but upside down and all but it died the next day so sorry thats whats gonna happen to yours more than likely and the fish that did the nipping the only bad thing he ever did was try to bully my other fish around now that I know what he is capable of Im thinking I am going to get him out before he does the same to my other fish and you should do the same
2006-09-13 02:02:14
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answered by Anonymous
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I hope you used the water from the original tank in the hospital tank. Check the molly's fins. Think back, did it attack molly's head. if it did there could be a loss of equilibrium or head trauma. It may eventually right itself again I don't know. call your local fish specialist. as far as you sucker, if he is aggressive to your others and you don't want to get rid of him , you may have to put him in his own tank. My pocosimust cleans my fish and frogs but has never done any damage to any of them. Good luck.
2006-09-12 20:04:21
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answered by MONTANA WILD CHILD 2
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the suckerfish should be a pleco. Are you sure it attacked the molly or it was acting like the other fish taking opportunistic bites at a weakened fish? The fish would most definately die. In its death throes, the fish would be too weak to control its swim bladder to control its bouyancy.
2006-09-13 03:57:35
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answered by Elvin 3
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If your Molly is still alive,,,,seperate it into a fresh bowl or tank,,using some water from your main tank,,,then add a little salt to the water,,,this has worked for me in the past,,,hope it helps,,not sure what it does,but salt is a cleanser ?,,i was given this tip a long time ago by a friend that knew lots of little tips,,,good luck
2006-09-12 22:08:52
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answered by g00fs 2
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I m so sorry about your Molly. I m a new chum with 3 large Mollies and 2 albino catfish and would like advice on whether I can put them together. The catfish are about 2cm long. Will they nibble the Mollies? Will the Mollies eat them? Thanks for any advice. HA
2015-12-06 11:13:02
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answered by heather 1
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GET NEW MOLLY THAT ON IS ON THE WAY OUT IF NOT GONE AS FOR THE SUCKER FISH HE IS JUST DOING HIS JOB MOLLY GOT IN THE WAY
2006-09-13 02:25:24
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answered by carrieroehl 1
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Yeah, unfortunately, your fish is dying. You need to put it out of its misery, because it is suffering at the moment. I couldn't physically kill mine, so I used to put them down the toilet and used to think that the flush would shock them enough to kill them. And as for any fish that attack other fish, get rid, as it wont be the last time it will happen.
You can take the fish to your local tropical fish shop and they will take them off your hands.
All the best.
2006-09-13 03:50:54
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answered by bizzybee 3
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Hi Xrude, Sounds like your molly fish is going to go to fish heaven.I would get that sucker, and drop it in the toilet ,and say bye,bye you sucker.
Clowmy
2006-09-12 19:57:07
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answered by Anonymous
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it sounds like you have a Chinese algae eater if that's correct they can be aggressive ive had problems with them years ago i would give it to a pet shop or flush it before it harms any other fish and for the molly you should end its suffering
2006-09-12 23:45:13
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answered by Anonymous
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