That's the first time I'm seeing a "hole" on a neon tetra. If it's still schooling, and actively feeding, don't bother. I figure it's just a physical anomaly. Looking at the top view image, it seems like it has a kinked spine. If you don't feel good, net it out and euthanise it.










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That's the first time I'm seeing a "hole" on a neon tetra. If it's still schooling, and actively feeding, don't bother. I figure it's just a physical anomaly. Looking at the top view image, it seems like it has a kinked spine. If you don't feel good, net it out and euthanise it.



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