Oliver's gills have finally recovered :)

Jazzy says yarr

Jazzy says yarr

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When we got her, she had very fine, short filaments and then they got worse with the ammonia spike in the beginning. Now, a month later, they're finally nice and full, and have turned red. I'm thrilled with the recovery :)

The last picture was from last week. The first 2 are from this morning.

I'm a happy mama.
 

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glad to know he is recovering!
 
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