After a couple more days in the hospital tank I moved her to an isolation box in the main tank. After a couple days in there, she was doing a lot better so I released her back into the tank. She was doing really good at keeping herself upright and only occasionally rolled/flipped when swimming. Now ...

She has improved greatly since I moved her to the 4 gallon. She's very calm and if I put the net by her she swims away almost like normal except that side is still paralyzed so she still leans. But she has much better control when swimming than she had last night or this morning.

-Chelle

They where all the same size when I got them and as they've gown 3 are now a little bigger than the other 2 so I'm guessing the 3 (including this one) are females and the other 2 are males.

Since my first post, I've set up a 4 gallon hospital tank (actually a bucket, but all I use it for is ...

Oops, I just saw the questionaire.

1. Water parameters
a) Temerature range. 78 - 80
b) pH. 8.0 and stable
c) GH 250
d) KH 250
e)Ammonia, Nitrate, Nitrite, leavels. 0, 15, 0
f) Water change frequency. 25% every 1 - 1 1/2 weeks or whatever keeps the nitrAtes below 20
(Most LFS's will check your ...

I'm asking about the same problem on two other forums, so I'll try to include everything that's been discussed/considered so far.

Last night I looked in on my 20 gallon and one of my pgymy cories was swimming around very quickly and erratically (circles, spirals, upside down, sidways, etc). She's ...