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I have a two year old GloFish that is seriously bloated. I have watched it become bloated before and it usually goes down. I gave the tank a day off feeding yesterday and when I came back today this one fish is still very bloated...could it be pregnant with eggs. I know danios are not livebearers. Anyone have any solution or ideas?
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Have a picture? Some of my Glo Danios are a bit on the rotund side as well, and they've been like that for a good long while. They eat fine, swim and interact with other fish fine...they're just round.
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