How do you no when your fish is dying?

- Abnormal swimming behavior, such as swimming in circles or upside down.

- Erratic darting or rapid breathing at the surface.

- Lethargy or loss of appetite.

- A loss of color or change in skin texture.

- Swollen or cloudy eyes.

- Clamped fins or a loss of balance.

- Gasping for air or difficulty breathing.

- Lying on the bottom of the tank or floating at the surface.

If you notice any of these signs, it's important to take immediate action to try and save your fish.

* Check the water quality and make sure it is within the ideal range for your fish species.

* Ensure that the tank is not overcrowded and that the filter is working properly.

* If the fish is sick, it's best to quarantine it in a separate tank to prevent the spread of disease to other fish.

* Feed the fish a variety of nutritious foods and keep the tank clean.

If your fish is dying, it's also important to be compassionate and provide as much comfort as possible.