Curled Gills

mollythecow

mollythecow

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I was on vacation and I got back and no water changes were done. The water was super musty and gross. That night I put her in a tub and with cold water and when to sleep. I woke did a full water change and a filter maintenance. Her gills are curls and I still don’t know what to do.
She seem very active.
( She is getting a big update in 3 weeks.)
 

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