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Hi everyone !!

hello my beautiful friend . How are you ?

Fish run into stuff a lot due to having small brains I'm pretty sure it'll be fine, but if you are still worried, you can look it up or for a concrete answer go to the vet

All shops, shopping malls, offices, schools will be closed for a few days. I can't take him to the vet right now.

KirbBoi (カーボイ) は 03月28日, 22:17に

Fish run into stuff a lot due to having small brains I'm pretty sure it'll be fine, but if you are still worried, you can look it up or for a concrete answer go to the vet

と言いました。

All shops, shopping malls, offices, schools will be closed for a few days. I can't take him to the vet right now.

Maybe make sure the water quality is good, and see if there is anything that might stress out the fish?

Also Google says sometimes they just do it cuz they are bored. Do make sure it isn't actually damaging itself.

But I'm not an expert

ニミコちゃん🌸 は 03月28日, 21:21に

Hi everyone !!

と言いました。

hello my beautiful friend . How are you ?

Im not fine. And what about you?

Also, I'm still crying

They might find the others threatening. Do they stay away from each other?

This could be due to several things, including:

- Poor water quality: Ammonia, nitrite, or nitrate levels that are too high can make fish very stressed and disoriented. Have you tested your water recently?

- Disease or parasite: An infection or parasite could be causing discomfort and erratic behavior.

- Injury: She might have already injured herself, and the hitting is a result of pain or disorientation.

- Stress: Changes in tank environment, new tank mates, or even loud noises can stress fish out, leading to this kind of behavior.

I strongly recommend doing a water change immediately – at least 25-50% of the tank water. Then, test your water parameters (ammonia, nitrite, nitrate) using a reliable test kit. If the levels are off, you'll need to take steps to correct them. If you don't have a test kit, please get one as soon as possible. This is crucial for your fish's health.

If the water parameters are fine, then a disease or injury is more likely. I would suggest searching online for "Zebra fish diseases" and looking for pictures to see if you can identify anything. If you suspect a disease, it's best to consult a veterinarian who specializes in aquatic animals or an experienced fish keeper for advice. They can diagnose the problem and recommend appropriate treatment.

I think it should be useful 🥺

Wait a minute....I gave the fish oxygen and fed it. Now it is quiet.

Remember, it also could be something less physical, like boredom or fear. Don't get too scared

yes I agree with you KirbBoi 🥰

Thank you very much for helping me. The advice you gave me is the same as Gemini's. Please pray for my fish.