Platy without tail
Hello, I was hoping for some advice re my platy. She has suffered from fin rot and been separated in a hospital tank. All fins have recovered except the tail and she struggles a little bit with swimming, though otherwise seems ok. It seems that the best thing might be to keep her separate in case she can’t get food or is attacked by the other fish but I’m sad to keep her out of our community tank as I don’t like the thought of her living alone. I’m not sure which unideal situation would be best. Any advice would be welcome. Many thanks
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Sorry to hear about the platy. Do you have any pics? Fins can recover from splits etc relatively quickly, lost fins can grow back big they might take time or they might not come back at all depending on how bad the damage from the infection is
Sorry to hear about the platy. Do you have any pics? Fins can recover from splits etc relatively quickly, lost fins can grow back big they might take time or they might not come back at all depending on how bad the damage from the infection is
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Welcome to the forum.
Sorry to hear.
As above, a pic would help us to see how bad the infection has been and whether the tail can grow back.
Sorry to hear.
As above, a pic would help us to see how bad the infection has been and whether the tail can grow back.
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