Os this octospawn dead or recoverable?

[Lelegance]

A lot of the tissue has receded on this octospawn but there is still plenty there, about half. Easier to see when fully closed, it still somewhat opens, any dips or something i can do to recover it? I believe it was a bacterial infection no signs of brown jelly though. Thanks for recommendations, i would love to keep it!

 

[TheSheff]

A lot of the tissue has receded on this octospawn but there is still plenty there, about half. Easier to see when fully closed, it still somewhat opens, any dips or something i can do to recover it? I believe it was a bacterial infection no signs of brown jelly though. Thanks for recommendations, i would love to keep it!

what are your parameters? You could try the KFC dip or an oxolinic acid treatment.

 

[Lelegance]

what are your parameters? You could try the KFC dip or an oxolinic acid treatment.

Parameters:
Ph 8.0
Ammonia 0ppm
Nitrite 0ppm
Nitrate 2ppm
Calcium 390ppm
Alk 7.1 dkh
Magnesium 1430ppm
Phosphate 0.1ppm

 

[Lelegance]

what are your parameters? You could try the KFC dip or an oxolinic acid treatment.

For the oxolynic acid, do you dose the whole tank or dip, and what product would you reccomend?

 

[TheSheff]

The best oxolinic acid I've found is from cascade pond supply. There was a multiple year long research paper that was just released with the dosage. This is from that paper : 1/2 gram per 10 gallons. Dose one day with skimmer, UV, and carbon off. Turn those on for a day, then dose again, turning all of those off again. There should be three doses in total. LMK if that doesn't make sense and ill try to clarify.

 

[Lelegance]

The best oxolinic acid I've found is from cascade pond supply. There was a multiple year long research paper that was just released with the dosage. This is from that paper : 1/2 gram per 10 gallons. Dose one day with skimmer, UV, and carbon off. Turn those on for a day, then dose again, turning all of those off again. There should be three doses in total. LMK if that doesn't make sense and ill try to clarify.

Have a 25 gallon aio, so steps would be:

1. Dose 2 1/4 grams into tank, with my carbon out

2. Next day carbon back in, and no dose

3. Next day carbon out and dose 2 1/4 gram again

4. Carbon back in, things should be happy

By UV do you mean the light i am using? If so turn it off on steps 1, 3 and 4? Thank you!

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

Parameters:
Ph 8.0
Ammonia 0ppm
Nitrite 0ppm
Nitrate 2ppm
Calcium 390ppm
Alk 7.1 dkh
Magnesium 1430ppm
Phosphate 0.1ppm

It's starving

 

[Lelegance]

It's starving

Im in the process of raising my nutrients, thank you!

 

[randomfishdude]

Im in the process of raising my nutrients, thank you!

Feed it!!!! I have gotten my torches/hammer to grow like crazy just by feeding then mysis.

 

[TheSheff]

Have a 25 gallon aio, so steps would be:

1. Dose 2 1/4 grams into tank, with my carbon out

2. Next day carbon back in, and no dose

3. Next day carbon out and dose 2 1/4 gram again

4. Carbon back in, things should be happy

By UV do you mean the light i am using? If so turn it off on steps 1, 3 and 4? Thank you!

No it would be 1.25 grams since its 1/2 gram per 10 gallon. Also, its three doses total. By UV i mean a UV sterilizer, you would know if you had one on your tank since they have to be serviced. Also turn off your skimmer too.

So its:

Day 1 : Take carbon, UV sterilizer, Skimmer off tank. Mix 1.25 grams into some tank water in a cup and add it to a high flow area.
Day 2 : Carbon, UV, Skimmer back on.
Day 3 : Repeat day 1.
Day 4 : Repeat day 2.
Day 5: Repeat day 1.

 

[Lelegance]

No it would be 1.25 grams since its 1/2 gram per 10 gallon. Also, its three doses total. By UV i mean a UV sterilizer, you would know if you had one on your tank since they have to be serviced. Also turn off your skimmer too.

So its:

Day 1 : Take carbon, UV sterilizer, Skimmer off tank. Mix 1.25 grams into some tank water in a cup and add it to a high flow area.
Day 2 : Carbon, UV, Skimmer back on.
Day 3 : Repeat day 1.
Day 4 : Repeat day 2.
Day 5: Repeat day 1.

Thank you!