Question: its shedding its fimbriae why????

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hey peeps,

so my ax is loosing its fimbriae and this may b a very stupid question but why? and how can i help him?? and wats wrong with my tank? he's completely fine otherwise jsut lacking some fimbriae

anyone got some ideas??

cheers!!

diz
 
Hi Diz,

The usual culprit is bad water quality - can you test the water for its levels of ammonia and nitrites?

-Eva
 
I agree the usual cause is high ammonia or nitrites. If you cannot test take a sample out to test later or to take to a pet shop to ask them to test it. Meanwhile do 20% daily water changes and try to identify and correct the cause of problem.
 
Thanks!

Will do, hopefully that'll fix it

ammonia and nitrite here we come :p

toodles
 
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