My fish has external skin bubbles. Is it a tumor? When to see a vet?

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Hello. My fish has external skin bubbles. What can I do to heal it? I’ll appreciate it. Thanks. Pet's info: Fish | Gold Fish | 4 years old

Todd Cecil · Accepted Answer

Thanks for reaching out about Chachito and including a photo. This doesn't appear to be a bubble but a mass (possible tumor). A veterinary visit is needed to determine what it is and provide a treatment plan. Carcinomas and fibromas are common. Good luck.

My fish has external skin bubbles. Is it a tumor? When to see a vet?

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