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Okay, so I've kept fish a long time, in stores and at home, and I thought I've seen most things.But this morning one of my female Congo tetras is suffering from a vent prolapse. I can even tell that it's ovarian tissue.This is possibly the weirdest thing I've seen on one of my fish (and I have hand-removed fish lice before).There's nothing much I can do so I'll probably have to euthanize her. But I thought I'd vent here...
Quote from: sbell on May 03, 2015, 03:36:26 PMOkay, so I've kept fish a long time, in stores and at home, and I thought I've seen most things.But this morning one of my female Congo tetras is suffering from a vent prolapse. I can even tell that it's ovarian tissue.This is possibly the weirdest thing I've seen on one of my fish (and I have hand-removed fish lice before).There's nothing much I can do so I'll probably have to euthanize her. But I thought I'd vent here...Sorry to hear this. How does something like that happen?
That stinks, man. I had to euthanize a pictus catfish recently. It's not fun.