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Found a tiger barb dead in my tank a few days ago and now one of the others is looking very pale today and his tail is drooping, any ideas what this could be??
are the bellies sunken or swolen? are they breathing fast or struggling to breathe? etc we need a few more details if we're even slightly likely to help
Old age can be ruled out, it was a female that died and female that is sick, have 1 male but but seen any bullying as such, some chasing, fish never shown any other symptoms
from tiny pic and put it in this thread if its a good picture sure we can help you diagnose the problem within a few min's it going to be the easiest way for you and members trying to help
If your using a good digital camera most have a macro setting and iso settings and shutter speed setting
Set camra to macro
Then change iso setting to highest setting
Then shutter speed to its fastest setting
That should give you a good image with lots of detail
Also don't rule out bullying it may happen when lights out your not seeing it
Also there's a few rules to try and stick to when keeping most barbs and to keep them in a min group number of 6 as they like to shoal together also try to mix 2 males to 4 female and so on always keeping more females then males to prevent males stressing the same female all day
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