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black rummy nose


dimebag

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Changes in colour usually relate to stress but then the fish goes pale, not black. The only reference I can find is a tumour pinching the neural pathways which control skin colouration. If there is also swelling behind the operculum the same book suggests a problem with the thyroid and that adding iodine to the water for several weeks will help.

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hey, thanks for the replies

i havent noticed any swelling caryl the fish pretty much is normal apart from the colour.

warren, i havent done anything out of the ordinary, and my tank is pretty well covered, so dont think anything could have contaminated the water, unless something was in the water itself.

all the other fish seem 100% including discus, rest of the rummys, blue rams, and assorted catfish

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