Pets Asked by thyrsus on October 17, 2020
This has never happened before. My fish are in a 20 gallon (76 liters) tank, they’ve been fed the exact amount every day, and none of them have had problems before (other than another incident with my – now moved – pearl gourami). This came relatively out of nowhere and I’m decently new to owning fish. Should I buy another tank? What can I do to keep the molly from acting out?
Separate them immediately! If a fish is losing pigment then it is getting damaged terribly. My grandparents are big fish people, they also said this is bad. The fish may require more food, so first move it to a different tank, but feed it more as a last resort.
Answered by Cassandra on October 17, 2020
Look for a fish breeding box as a temporary solution. You can get a small plastic container with holes in that will sit in the tank and give one fish his own private space without requiring a second tank set up. Personally, I'd isolate the trouble maker and give the injured one time and comfort to relax and establish territory (if they do that).
I used to use a cheap breeding box to give my fertile female goldfish a break. I wasn't breeding them, but they used to get pushed around a lot when they were fertile, for about a day every two weeks for a few months in summer.
Answered by Pam on October 17, 2020
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