A little update, and a question on stunted growth

Jerriel

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So it's been awhile since I last said something and if you know my situation then you probably know that I said I was taking a break from the hobby due to losing motivation, I still own the fish though and wont get rif of them because they haven't fully healed, and im still attached to them. I've been continuing to raise the 2 adult platy, 2 younger platy, and 4 corys. One of the adult platy still has clampedish fins, but im hoping she continues to get better, the white space on her head is now grey. The other adult has fully recoverd behavior wise, but she still has a tiny white spot on her tail. As for the corys, the never seemed to have been affected by the ammonia spike that happend, and finally the baby fish, one of them (which in assuming for now is female) seems to almost fully recovered, and I did notice she is eating more. As for the other one who had lost all (im assuming its a male) his color. He has started to get slight fades of yellow returning. He still has clamped fins, but he is eating. I was wondering if these fish will continue to grow though, I've had these baby platy since about the end of August and they haven't even reached 2 inches in size, I know their growth was stunted by the event that took place, but im worried that they will never reach a big or full size.
 
Seems like your tank is finishing cycling and maturing. At which point all the fish will slowly recover. I don't think you have to worry about stunting just keep nitrates down and avoid overfeeding.
 

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