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I’ve heard people using liquid Prazi with CP but there is usually a bacterial bloom that follows which you need to combat with heavy aeration so why not just use General Cure which also has the added benefit of Metro for the internal worms.
I am currently experimenting with a 10 day "treatment program" for QT. The QT is predosed with CP @ 40mg/gal before the fish ever goes in. This takes care of all external parasites (ich, velvet, brook, uronema). API General Cure (which contains powder prazi/metro for deworming) is dosed the same day the fish goes in (i.e. Day 1), and then again on Day 3, 8 & 10. Kanaplex is prophylactically dosed on Day 2, and again on Day 4 & 6 (only if symptoms of a bacterial infection are present.)
On Day 11 the fish is transferred into a non-medicated HT (at least 10 feet away from the original QT) for further observation. Like doing tank transfer method.
Humblefish, This may have been addressed previously but I can’t seem to find the info. How do you deal with ammonia build up while the CP is in the tank for 30 days? With the biological filter gone, shouldn’t it climb fast?
I treated 4 different types of leopard wrasses and made it out to the other side, but others have not been so fortunate. CP and wrasses just seems to be spotty. It really has not worked out by the numbers for me with fairy wrasses and CP, so I only use copper for them now.
Diamondback Drugs: https://www.diamondbackdrugs.com/So has anyone found a good source to use for CP? Sounds like it would be better than using all of these other items.
@Humblefish I believe tested the purity of the Fishman chemical product and he is now using it if I am not mistaken....So has anyone found a good source to use for CP? Sounds like it would be better than using all of these other items.
So has anyone found a good source to use for CP? Sounds like it would be better than using all of these other items.
They were bought by wedgewood pharmacy and price is now sky high
I generally do not lose the biofilter with chloroquine. Also, you can do water changes, just add the chloroquine to the new water. If you run on the recommended dose it can usually be doubled. For instance, I get the powder off of ebay, it suggests 40 mg/gallon for QT, but if disease is present it can go to 80. I err a little high expecting some loss over time. If you are really worried just do a near complete change and dose it normally. QTs are normally low volume so a major change is not generally a huge deal.
I get CP from a pharmacy and have noticed it wiping out the complete biological filter. I have run it half a dozen times at this point. CP is very strong and feel 40mg/gallon is ample for treating parasites. I have introduced fish with velvet and within 5 days they were parasite free. When you get to 80mg/gallon I have noticed fish stop eating and become very lethargic.
Has anyone confirmed that CP is an effective treatment for Brooklynella?