Aquarium Rescue
Fish Gasping? It Might Not Be Oxygen
Fish gasping at the surface is an emergency, but it is not always just low oxygen. Add oxygen…
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Fish Health & Care
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Cloudy Eyes in Fish: Injury, Bad Water, or Infection?
Cloudy eyes in fish can come from injury, poor water, stress, or infection. Here is what to check…
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Lethargic Fish: Why Fish Act Weak or Tired
A lethargic fish may be stressed by water quality, oxygen, temperature, bullying, or early disease. Here is the…
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Rapid Breathing in Fish: What to Check First
Rapid breathing in fish usually means oxygen, ammonia, nitrite, chlorine, temperature, or gill irritation should be checked fast.
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Fish Sinking or Can’t Stay Up: What To Check First
A fish that keeps sinking may be weak, stressed, injured, or dealing with buoyancy trouble. Start with water,…
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Fish Floating Sideways: What to Check First
Fish floating sideways is scary, but it is not always hopeless. Here is what to check first before…
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Fish Gasping After Water Change: What To Check First
Fish gasping after a water change usually means oxygen trouble, chlorine or chloramine, ammonia, nitrite, temperature shock, or…
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Red Gills in Aquarium Fish: Ammonia Burn, Low Oxygen, or Disease?
Red gills in aquarium fish can mean ammonia burn, nitrite, chlorine, low oxygen, parasites, or infection. Here is…
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Fish Lying on the Bottom of the Tank: What to Check First
Fish lying on the bottom can be resting, stressed, cold, bullied, poisoned by ammonia, or sick. Here is…
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Fish Hiding and Not Eating: Stress, Water Quality, or Disease?
A fish hiding and not eating may be stressed, bullied, in poor water, or showing early disease signs.…
