Prazi pro killing nudibranches?

[cdemoss01]

Hello,
I have a Doris nudibranch coming in soon however my fish may be infected with flukes. Here are my following questions.
1. Does Prazipro kill nudibranchs, anemones, urchins etc?
2. Is it okay to dose Prazipro if there is no infection, dosing more as a safeguard?
3. How much oxygen depletion does this stuff do? Is it serious?
4. Do I do a water change after dosage.
5. How long does it take for flukes to kill a royal gramma/any fish really.
Thanks
Camden
#fishmedic
#reefsquad

 

[Kooma]

Take the fish out and put in a QT tank. 10 gallon with tank water, a heater and a HOB filter. Dose your prazi here (you’ll save a lot on med costs, less water volume). I have two of the same setup to quickly setup same day if I find issues. Great for antibiotic treatment or new fish copper treatments.

 

[cdemoss01]

Take the fish out and put in a QT tank. 10 gallon with tank water, a heater and a HOB filter. Dose your prazi here (you’ll save a lot on med costs, less water volume). I have two of the same setup to quickly setup same day if I find issues. Great for antibiotic treatment or new fish copper treatments.

Im unsure if I can get a QT setup in time. The infection came from an anthias that has decreased. Stringy poop and not eating. Now my royal gramma is showing the same signs when it comes to eating and its activity has slightly decreased. I guess I should observe longer however it is showing symptoms of flukes. If I dont use a QT what happens?

 

[cdemoss01]

At the same time the gramma will retreat with any kind of movement from me in the tank. She's hiding in the exact same cave as my anthias.

 

[Kooma]

Post photos and details for @vetteguy53081

 

[cdemoss01]

Post photos and details for @vetteguy53081

Will do my best.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Nudibranchs may become stressed but should not kill them. Biggest risk is Bristleworms which will be affected. Turn off skimmer if you have one at least first 48 hours

 

[Jay Hemdal]

Hello,
I have a Doris nudibranch coming in soon however my fish may be infected with flukes. Here are my following questions.
1. Does Prazipro kill nudibranchs, anemones, urchins etc?
2. Is it okay to dose Prazipro if there is no infection, dosing more as a safeguard?
3. How much oxygen depletion does this stuff do? Is it serious?
4. Do I do a water change after dosage.
5. How long does it take for flukes to kill a royal gramma/any fish really.
Thanks
Camden
#fishmedic
#reefsquad

The problem with prazipro is that it uses a glycol solvent. Bacteria then decomposes that and it uses up a lot of oxygen. Always add good aeration and keep any skimmer running (just don’t collect the skimnate).
I’ve never heard of any issues with prazi and nudibranches, but I’ve never dosed them myself. The other inverts you listed are fine. Do you have a food lined up for the Dorid?

Here is an article/thread I posted on using prazi:

Dosing Praziquantel (PZQ)

Using Praziquantel (PZQ) to treat flukes Overview In the early 1990’s, a researcher at the New York Aquarium published a paper on using Praziquantel (PZQ) to help control flukes, a parasitic flatworm. Also known as monogenean trematodes, these fish parasites can cause significant mortality in...

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[cdemoss01]

The problem with prazipro is that it uses a glycol solvent. Bacteria then decomposes that and it uses up a lot of oxygen. Always add good aeration and keep any skimmer running (just don’t collect the skimnate).
I’ve never heard of any issues with prazi and nudibranches, but I’ve never dosed them myself. The other inverts you listed are fine. Do you have a food lined up for the Dorid?

Here is an article/thread I posted on using prazi:

Dosing Praziquantel (PZQ)

Using Praziquantel (PZQ) to treat flukes Overview In the early 1990’s, a researcher at the New York Aquarium published a paper on using Praziquantel (PZQ) to help control flukes, a parasitic flatworm. Also known as monogenean trematodes, these fish parasites can cause significant mortality in...

www.reef2reef.com

As for the dorid it'll be eating aptasia from what I've heard. Luckily it's not in yet. It'll be a few days before. Gramma got worse today, no eating just hiding. How long do you think I have before she dies?

 

[cdemoss01]

Prazi pro will be here tomorrow. Amazon delayed my order. It'll be 3 teaspoons for my tank. Don't wanna overdose or anything.

 

[cdemoss01]

Day 2 of no eating by the Gramma. Dosed prazi pro today. No foaming at top. White liquid. Normal?
@Jay Hemdal

 

[Jay Hemdal]

Day 2 of no eating by the Gramma. Dosed prazi pro today. No foaming at top. White liquid. Normal?
@Jay Hemdal

Prazipro should be a clear viscous liquid, when it goes stale, it looks sort of pink and clear. I’m not sure what it means if it is white - it will turn white when added to seawater, but shouldn’t be white in the bottle.

Not feeding is not a normal symptom of flukes until a fish is close to death.

 

[cdemoss01]

Prazipro should be a clear viscous liquid, when it goes stale, it looks sort of pink and clear. I’m not sure what it means if it is white - it will turn white when added to seawater, but shouldn’t be white in the bottle.

Not feeding is not a normal symptom of flukes until a fish is close to death.

It was white when added to the tank. It's clear in the bottle. The fish in question is showing heavy signs of aggression towards my wrasse. Royal Gramma ate usually peaceful. And one of my new clownfish is running up against the glass and having pacing behavior. Am I having a tank crash?

 

[cdemoss01]

Prazipro should be a clear viscous liquid, when it goes stale, it looks sort of pink and clear. I’m not sure what it means if it is white - it will turn white when added to seawater, but shouldn’t be white in the bottle.

Not feeding is not a normal symptom of flukes until a fish is close to death.

I've got two videos of aggression. And the pacing behavior coming in a second.

 

[Jay Hemdal]

It was white when added to the tank. It's clear in the bottle. The fish in question is showing heavy signs of aggression towards my wrasse. Royal Gramma ate usually peaceful. And one of my new clownfish is running up against the glass and having pacing behavior. Am I having a tank crash?

I don’t think so, just ensure there is good aeration (not just circulation).

 

[cdemoss01]

It was white when added to the tank. It's clear in the bottle. The fish in question is showing heavy signs of aggression towards my wrasse. Royal Gramma ate usually peaceful. And one of my new clownfish is running up against the glass and having pacing behavior. Am I having a tank crash?

I don’t think so, just ensure there is good aeration (not just circulation).

I've got my skimmer running with no cup and my filter.

 

[cdemoss01]

Aggression.PacingIgnore the hammer in the video. He's mad because I brushed over him. Also the aptasia will be going away soon as well.
@Jay Hemdal

 

[cdemoss01]

Aggression.PacingIgnore the hammer in the video. He's mad because I brushed over him. Also the aptasia will be going away soon as well.
@Jay Hemdal

The video links didn't go through one second.

 

[cdemoss01]

Here is the pacing


Aggression, the royal Gramma is the sick one.

 

[Jay Hemdal]

The video links didn't go through one second.

Sorry - I’m on my phone, about to go into a meeting, I didn’t see any videos though.