Help me save him!!!

[Mark Gray]

Probably can't get them quick enough but if you can feed live black worms and feed the black worm selcon this will help some the clown will love them

 

[Christopher Davis]

+1 But I would run carbon before dosing any other meds. The Oxybispropanol found in Prazipro remains active for >2 days, and that is what causes the interaction issues.

Okay! I will do that, I will keep you guys updated with developments!

 

[Christopher Davis]

Probably can't get them quick enough but if you can feed live black worms and feed the black worm selcon this will help some the clown will love them

I’ve got them at my shop! I will pick some up tomorrow!

 

[Mark Gray]

I’ve got them at my shop! I will pick some up tomorrow!

Very good I have saved a few fish with these you can culture them yourself, they won't live off of selcon but they do seem to eat it I tried to make them live off it it didn't work out need fish flakes or yeast also

 

[NowGlazeIT]

Before I got on here I treated the qt with prazi and saturated the food with metroplex, both clowns ate a good amount of it. Should I drain the qt tomorrow to remove the prazi?

Did you run the prazi for 24 hours then wait 5-7 days before doing another dose for 24 hours?

 

[Christopher Davis]

Did you run the prazi for 24 hours then wait 5-7 days before doing another dose for 24 hours?

I just put it in tonight, so first dose!

 

[NowGlazeIT]

I just put it in tonight, so first dose!

Okay your doing good man keep it up!

 

[sstanley223]

I was thinking metroplex also... I treated a coral beauty by adding it directly to the quarantine water. Cleared up the cloudy eyes and is supposed to treat some parasites as well

 

[Christopher Davis]

Day 2, clowns looking much better today!
I let the metroplex saturate in brine shrimp and focus over night in the fridge.
It appears the fresh water dip helped out quite a bit.... the bumps on the clown are receding! Slowly but surly, they do not look near as bad as they did yesterday. Time will tell! Could be the prazi?!
They are both eating like crazy so at least I know they have some meds running through them!

 

[NowGlazeIT]

Wow best news I’ve heard today!

 

[Christopher Davis]

Wow best news I’ve heard today!

Hoping for a quick recovery! We will see, the struggle is real with these guys. Don’t want to jinx it still to early to tell if it’s going to work. Might have to source the other meds we have talked about!

 

[NowGlazeIT]

Hoping for a quick recovery! We will see, the struggle is real with these guys. Don’t want to jinx it still to early to tell if it’s going to work. Might have to source the other meds we have talked about!

Are they eating good?

 

[Christopher Davis]

Are they eating good?

Oh yeah like absolute pigs! Pounding the brine shrimp with metroplex.

 

[NowGlazeIT]

Oh yeah like absolute pigs! Pounding the brine shrimp with metroplex.

I’m Pumped for you man! Still a long and patient road ahead but the fish eating after all it’s been through is like music to my ears haha

 

[Humblefish]

Great news! :)

 

[Christopher Davis]

Great news! :)

With the prazi do I Dose it daily?! In qt? Or once for 5 days

 

[Big G]

Dose Prazipro once and then wait 5-7 days. Do a 20-25% water change and then dose again. Wait 5-7 days and then water change. The second dose is for any eggs the parasites may have laid and were unaffected by the initial dose.

 

[Christopher Davis]

Dose Prazipro once and then wait 5-7 days. Do a 20-25% water change and then dose again. Wait 5-7 days and then water change. The second dose is for any eggs the parasites may have laid and were unaffected by the initial dose.

Perfect thank you, I also need to start a Cypriot treatment on my Haddoni blue carpet... would it be crazy to change the water out completely and just run Cipro with the name and the clowns in the same tank 250 mg dose for 10 days?

 

[NowGlazeIT]

Cypriot treatment
What is this treatment for? I’m very interested because this is the first I’ve heard of something treating an anemone

 

[Christopher Davis]

Cypriot treatment
What is this treatment for? I’m very interested because this is the first I’ve heard of something treating an anemone

WHOOPS I meant ciprofloxacin!!! It’s a powerful antibiotic used to treat anemones for bacterial infections.