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SheKoi
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male uk
All was fine this morning, nothing different with the fish.
i feed them with some flakes and dried bloodworm and i dropped in a waffer for the pl*co and corys.
i noticed that the angel was feeding very fast then once finish he started eating the waffer. about 2 hours later i walked past the tank and notice he looks like hes eaten a marble, hes stomach is very round and swollen?

scales aren't sticking out so don't think it's dropsey.

is it just the fact hes eaten so much? or is there something else wrong?

shekoi

www.blooming-brilliant.co.uk
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raindream
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female australia
I feed mine like that and the angels eat the sinking pellets also, mine have never gone like that. Hope your angel is ok
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inkodinkomalinko
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male usa
Try to feed it a little less, skip meals on sunday to prevent overfeeding.

At the store, clown loachs, oscars, and polleni commonly have swollen bellies, usually from eating too much.

Try to spread out the means, feeding them in portions throughout the day.
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SheKoi
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thanks for the advise.

i feed him some peas last night and this morning hes back to normal.

www.blooming-brilliant.co.uk
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Alucard
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Same thing happened to one of my swordtails not long ago . His belly was so big that he could barely swim , he'd just float sideways , i thought he wasn't gonna make it but the next day he was back to normal
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raindream
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Glad he is ok
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