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I have recently had a fluke out break in my tank and sadly on for my fish died it was a file fish I took a look at him and noticed his fins and a slight reddish color on the edge I didn’t get a picture and he is now gone anyone know what it could be?
 

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tylr_am Welcome to the Fish Disease Treatment and Diagnosis Forum!

The #fishmedic team and other knowledgeable members of our community will do our best to help you resolve your questions. Please provide as much of the following as you are able:
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    • Did you quarantine with medication when you first acquired the fish? (If Yes, which medication?)
  • Current water quality measurements
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tylr_am Welcome to the Fish Disease Treatment and Diagnosis Forum!

The #fishmedic team and other knowledgeable members of our community will do our best to help you resolve your questions. Please provide as much of the following as you are able:
  • Brief description of the issue you are observing and answers to the following questions:
    • How long have you had the fish with the condition?
    • Did you quarantine with medication when you first acquired the fish? (If Yes, which medication?)
  • Current water quality measurements
  • Clear photos of the issue taken using WHITE light and/or a short video of any behaviors (post in your response or on YouTube).
If you can help us by providing as much of the above info as possible, it will make diagnosing and providing recommendations for treatment MUCH easier! The Fish Medic team will get back to you as quickly as possible. In the meantime, other members of our community may also share their experience with similar situations and advice that they may have regarding your situation.

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I have had the fish for almost a year and he was like this for a few days I medicated the tank with prazipro the water quality is perfect no ammonia or nitrates or nitrites
 

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I have recently had a fluke out break in my tank and sadly on for my fish died it was a file fish I took a look at him and noticed his fins and a slight reddish color on the edge I didn’t get a picture and he is now gone anyone know what it could be?
Could be hemorrhaging from post death or illness but when you see something like this, Pic is worth a thousand words.
 

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