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Oh, No!, I drop my fish

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dz - 04 Mar 2004 02:48 GMT
I drop my beloved oranda 30 minutes ago. It fall about 4 feet to hardwood
floor. The fish is about 4 inch long without tail and it is fat. It is
swimming in the tank now and I am wondering what I can do to save it or it
is a gonner soon. Help :-(

dz
T - 04 Mar 2004 03:27 GMT
> I drop my beloved oranda 30 minutes ago. It fall about 4 feet to hardwood
> floor. The fish is about 4 inch long without tail and it is fat. It is
> swimming in the tank now and I am wondering what I can do to save it or it
> is a gonner soon. Help :-(
>
> dz

It might be alright. If it is swimming around alright, it is probably sore..
I seen an Oscar take an eight foot drop from a tank at a LFS and the fellow
lived.. ( or at least it was alive when I left the store half an hour
later... ) Strange but true...

Tim..
Geezer From Freezer - 04 Mar 2004 11:48 GMT
> I drop my beloved oranda 30 minutes ago. It fall about 4 feet to hardwood
> floor. The fish is about 4 inch long without tail and it is fat. It is
> swimming in the tank now and I am wondering what I can do to save it or it
> is a gonner soon. Help :-(
>
> dz

Dropped? How were you handling him/her? IF he/her is swimming ok should be fine,
just keep
a good eye out for the next few weeks.
Michael Lamberg - 04 Mar 2004 16:43 GMT
well, if his testicles didnt fall, he will be ok
next time use some c-clamps to handle him

http://pweb.jps.net/~kmatsu/photos/basictools/cclamp.jpg

> I drop my beloved oranda 30 minutes ago. It fall about 4 feet to hardwood
> floor. The fish is about 4 inch long without tail and it is fat. It is
> swimming in the tank now and I am wondering what I can do to save it or it
> is a gonner soon. Help :-(
>
> dz
Dark Phoenix - 05 Mar 2004 00:15 GMT
> I drop my beloved oranda 30 minutes ago. It fall about 4 feet to hardwood
> floor. The fish is about 4 inch long without tail and it is fat. It is
> swimming in the tank now and I am wondering what I can do to save it or it
> is a gonner soon. Help :-(

When I was a kid with goldfish in a bowl (hey! I was young! There was no
internet to learn from!) I dropped the bowl during the daily water change.
It shattered and of course both fish hit the floor. One was right at my feet
and got put into a glass right then; the other slid across the lino clear
under the dining table; we didn't find him til 10 minutes later (mind you,
I'm gushing blood during this mad search, because a large chunk of glass hit
my foot, but I wouldn't stop looking and deal with it til Salt was found-
much to my mother's panic.) Both fish lived for about another year, so I
doubt the fall had anything to do with their demise.

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