JamieLu 0 Posted December 16, 2020 Hi this is my first post here. Sorry its long, ive been dealing with this issue for so long. I have been trying to figure out whats wrong with some of my fish for several months now. I have a 75gal tank temp is 70f ammo 0 nitrite 0 nitrate 30ish. 2 black moors, 1 oranda and 1 fantail. I also have about 7 fry that hatched in July. Anyway, the problems started when i added my last moor without quarantine around march? Ended up getting some type of parasite to my other moor (clamped fins, milky white patches) and also the others were flashing. I treated with copper safe. It definitely helped them all and things were going well. Side note, i do 50% water changes weekly. Some of my fry should have been culled but i love them so much so i kept some. They eat fine, but have deformed tails or mouths. I put 4 of the biggest fry with the adults in my 75gal. A few of them have always swam in spirals when coming to the surface but they eat and poo fine so i figured maybe a swim bladder issue plus their tails are flat so affects swimming maybe? They all have seemed to stop growing now though and the 4 in the main tank have flat stomachs and tend to hang out around the top corner of the tank (no gasping) My moor is clamping again and my oranda hides, gets pimples on his wen and is even missing some scales from flashing tho he hasnt been flashing much lately. So i treated with prazi pro, just one dose since the bottle says that should be enough. But after a few weeks and water changes it didnt help so i dosed again. Im still having issues and i dont want to keep dumping in meds and stressing them out but something is wrong. Sometimes a few of them have white stringy poop but some days they dont. Im at a loss and all this research and guessing has me overthinking. I need outside opinions from people who deal with goldfish regularly. I have levamisol on hand and prazi as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I love all my babies and want them to be healthy and happy 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites