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Too fat salamandra salamandra
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Blackbun
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Looks fat but otherwise very healthy. It wouldn't concern me but always quarantine and observe it first for a month before letting it anywhere near others. Do you know the sex for sure and what it has been fed and how much? I'd rather an overweight animal than a thin one. Should be easy to bring it down though....sensitively. You think a disease might be an issue? Why is this?
Maybe it's gravid... or is the word pregnant for these?
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Chinadog funny you say that because I was thinking the same exact thing. Gravid sounds for eggs to me. I looked it up and apparently eggs or young!
gravid - definition of gravid in English from the Oxford dictionary
Thanks for the like, I appreciated that.
gravid - definition of gravid in English from the Oxford dictionary
Thanks for the like, I appreciated that.
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ytz13513:Dropping ammonia with rising nitrate and nitrite is good. It means the nitrifying bacteria is working. You just have to remove the nitrate from the water doing water changes. The level of nitrates is high and the nitrate is also high. The nitrite will be converted to nitrate using the beneficial bacteria and you can add them using quick start or allowing them to naturally grow in the tank. The latter option will take longer. The nitrate can be used by plants, so live plants can decrease the levels, but I would do a water change to get the nitrate at a level that is lower than 5 ppm. 5ppm of nitrate is natural and a good place.+1
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