I was away for a few days and one of my overflow coverings came loose and one of my damsels took the long and bumpy ride to the sump. I have a remote sump in the basement so it's probably 25' of tubing ending in a ball valve that they must have barely squeezed through.
I put it in a hospital tank and have been running 1.018 salinity with a double dose of PraziPro since it initially had some wounds that looked very irritated or open. I'm at the end of my 3 day treatment on the Prazi and its body has healed really well so far but the one visual thing left that hasn't made much progress is what I can only describe as a prolapsed anus. It initially was very red but over the 3 days has normalized in color but hasn't really receded. I'm worried there is still internal trauma/swelling thats causing it some issues.
The problem is I cannot get it to eat anything, even with garlic/selcon and ever type of food I've tried. Its definitely freaked out in the tank and won't stop hiding, I'm wondering if I should keep it on hold or if returning it to the DT would be better since I have a school of damsels and maybe it would eat back with them.
I put it in a hospital tank and have been running 1.018 salinity with a double dose of PraziPro since it initially had some wounds that looked very irritated or open. I'm at the end of my 3 day treatment on the Prazi and its body has healed really well so far but the one visual thing left that hasn't made much progress is what I can only describe as a prolapsed anus. It initially was very red but over the 3 days has normalized in color but hasn't really receded. I'm worried there is still internal trauma/swelling thats causing it some issues.
The problem is I cannot get it to eat anything, even with garlic/selcon and ever type of food I've tried. Its definitely freaked out in the tank and won't stop hiding, I'm wondering if I should keep it on hold or if returning it to the DT would be better since I have a school of damsels and maybe it would eat back with them.
