Crap.. I picked up API Fungus Cure bc it’s active ingredient is acriflavine... is this still okay?
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The white specks are not the parasite. They are the mucous build up at the site of the parasites attack. So the number of white specks can decrease/increase as the waves/cycles of attacks happen and the mucous develops and then as the mucous washes off the side of the fish.So kinda weird... my tang has visibly less specks on him today then yesterday... weird
Good question. I've never used it before. Lets get some help on that one. @Humblefish, @4FordFamilyCrap.. I picked up API Fungus Cure bc it’s active ingredient is acriflavine... is this still okay?
I would think so but I’m not entirely sure. If that’s the only ingredient I think it’s good for bath purposes!Good question. I've never used it before. Lets get some help on that one. @Humblefish, @4FordFamily
acriflavine + malachite green. MG by itself is used to treat cuts, ammonia burns, and injuries.Ill double check the ingredients when I get back home but it’s acriflavine and something else
API Fungus Cure is labeled as for Freshwater Aquarium. That being said, others on this site have used it for an acriflavine bath. See post #14 on https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/sick-wrasse-please-help.322612/#post-3995297So it should be fine then right? What about Prazipro? Is that more of antibiotic that’s good to have on hand or should I be using that somewhere in this process?