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Dec 11, 2007
I have a fancy guppy that appears to be sick. It just
started swimming at the top of the tank and hardly moves.
It does eat. And when I tried to remove him he swam all
over the place. I left for awhile and he was back on the
top of the tank again. What could ne wrong? I'm worried.
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Sarah,
I know it has been a long while since you posted, but I just read your posting. I
believe your guppy has eaten too much. His swim bladder is what controls his
flotation and usually, if he is constipated, he cannot control the swim bladder.
Try to feed very little and if possible, buy some baby fo...See More