Wait, I posted about this fish in another thread an hour or so ago......
That fish has Cryptocaryon, marine ich and needs to be treated for that ASAP.
Jay
That fish has Cryptocaryon, marine ich and needs to be treated for that ASAP.
Jay
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Hello,Wait, I posted about this fish in another thread an hour or so ago......
That fish has Cryptocaryon, marine ich and needs to be treated for that ASAP.
Jay
Thanks, although I do have access to pharmacy chloroquine but both copper and that are not routes I want to go down. I have three Lions and an Snowflake Eel and I just think most wouldn't pull through.I have never seen lions survive long after treatment with copper products. I have dissected dozens and found liver damage all the way to being liquefied. You must know your source of chloroquine as if expired or not stored properly the effectiveness can be greatly compromised. You also have to use in a hospital tank with no porous material and protected from light, no tank light or even strong indirect natural light, uv will negate it's effectiveness.
Thanks, although I do have access to pharmacy chloroquine but both copper and that are not routes I want to go down. I have three Lions and an Snowflake Eel and I just think most wouldn't pull through.
Now I've had confirmation from the video posted I'm running hyposalinity, so lowering over two days to 1.009. I've given away my conches and bubble tip anemone. Calibrated refractometer and probe on Apex.
Eels are to be treated just as lions, and are also very resistant to protazoan diseases.
Eels are rather incredible, no matter what seems to get thrown in their way they end up surviving. It's not the first time I've heard that they are the last one standing in a tank crash.Healthy eels may even be more resilient than lions. I pulled a ribbon eel from a velvet tank that had killed every other fish in the tank. I put the ribbon right into my lion's reef with 4 lions, they lived many more years and the ribbon several years later is still alive. No velvet transfered or was ever detected in the lion's tank.