Orbitz is lethargic, laying on the bottom of the tank, she has very small dots on near her back fins. She is also opening her mouth like yawning a lot.

I did a 50% water change not too long ago and I tested the water last night and it was all safe. 0 amnonia 0 nitrate 5 nitrite.

The spots are on her belly and caudal fins. They are faint red dots not on the surface of her scales but under her scales.

I'm assuming that you got the nitrate/nitrite readings the wrong way round...

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She has dropsy her scales have started to pine cone!!!!

Yes I tested this morning and I found out that the tests were this Amnonia 0 Nitrite 0 Nitrate 5-10 I can't really tell exactly.

Thanks for giving me the website scrivens I going to add salt, do a water change, and look in the store for any medicines.

Should I look for any certain medicine?

Thank you all for your help.

Should I add Pimafix and Melafix?

If I do could I do it at the same time?

Don't bother with either melafix or pimafix, they're honestly shit when it comes to treating anything. They work if your fish has a little wound or something (which they'd probably heal themselves anyway), but try the antibiotic or something instead.

When Samurai pineconed I put her in a 75 liter quarantine tank with the internal filter from the main tank and treated her with bactopur by sera. Fed her some peas and tubifex and changed water whenever the instructions of the medicine told me to.
I actually gave up at one point when I added the second dose of medicine and just sort of waited until she'd die on me like the others did, but suddenly the pineconing stopped and turned into this little wound on the side, as if it was being squeezed out o_O
She's been perfectly healthy ever since. Seems that sometimes you get lucky, and it's possible to treat dropsy with some common medication!

Yes of course. Sometimes there's just excess liquid in the body which can be treated with epsom salts, sometimes there's a beginning kidney failure that can't be helped. In Samurai's case it seemed to be physical trauma that caused the pineconing It happens that goldfish get just a spot with raised scales and then you can treat it with hydrogen peroxide.

Pharmacies sell it generally You just dab it on with a q-tip, as mentioned in that thread about hydrogen peroxide, I'm sure you've seen it I'd still add some antibiotic foods or possibly medicine to the water as well just to be sure...

Red streaks in the fins often indicates NITRITE poisoning

Sounds like he's on the mend

I have worse news.
Right after posting my last post Orbitz got stuck in the filter. I add Melafix to the water because she had some wounds. Then a couple minutes later I found her dead.

Rip Orbitz.

Aww no I'm so sorry to hear that

the other ryukin in the tank has not showed any red spots our streaks, wouldnt it affect both fish then? as my other fish is fine and all lonley now gonna get him a new friend whe the shubunkins get put in the pond

cambojnr: No, some fish are more sensitive than others and will react to different levels of pollution in the water. Some of mine get little tears in their tails if I don't change water after exactly a week or less.
Have you tested the water? Have you changed out half of it or more?

I'm so sorry fantailer.