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Thread: The Discus Droll Syndrome

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    Default The Discus Droll Syndrome

    I know this is a redundant question since most of the questions asked here are similar to the one I
    am going to ask. And here it is. Why does all of a sudden a Discus fish can be alert and vibrant
    and go for his food and behave like all the other Discus, and then the very next day he looks
    irritated, lethargic and not interested in eating, and does this funny swimming dance in the
    aquarium. And it always happens to the nicest fish. I just think they are going through a
    bout of bad indigestion, but I really don't know what to do about that. So then we have
    to fill out the questionnaire. Is there any quick antidote for bad indigestion.

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    Default Re: The Discus Droll Syndrome

    Do you notice any bloat? Big stomachs ??

    If so Epsom salt works well for that to help digest.

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    Default Re: The Discus Droll Syndrome

    No I don't see any noticeable bloat. Discus looks fine. No droopy head
    or darkened color to speak of. It seems like he's just going through
    a bad temper episode and snubbing food. I just noticed that he's
    following the food but won't eat it. Should I put him in quarantine
    and try the salt right away.

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