Im just signed up to this forum. im 15 and have two oscars, a tiger and a red, and i've had them for 4 months. I was looking at the tiger and i noticed his lower jaw is shifted to the right and he cant close his mouth all of the way. i ont know what to do! luckly he still eats but still... if anyone knows what to do i could seriously use some help.
What size tank?
What other fish are in there with them?
What size oscars are they?
They probably were fighting and pulled the jaw out of place. There's not really anything you can do for that. You should NOT try to force the jaw back in place on your own, as long as the fish can eat it will either live with the deformality or eventually it'll fix itself, either way as long as the fish can eat it should be fine.
okay thanks alot i wasnt sure if i should worry or not, so i guess i shouldnt.
they live in a 55g, and its just the two of them. i had a pleco but he fought with them so the pleco was moved to my 29g.
they are both 5-6 inches
