Explain your qt process? Do you just observe or medicate. How many days?
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I typically medicate. While you can observe, the issue I see is that when you are observing, as an example day 4,5 or 6 you suddenly see dots as an example and you have now allowed 3-6 day for the disease to take hold of the given fish.Explain your qt process? Do you just observe or medicate. How many days?
Sorry don't understand - why is metronidazole critical and important?I medicate.
Reason...some issues may not be visible. Flukes, worms, intestinal parasites, etc. If fine to observe but much of it you just can't see. I've had fish for 20 plus years using this logic.
Prazipro
Metronidazole...critical and important.
Yes, ICK and Velvet are what we think about. But, don't forget the rest.
It treats flatworms, flukes, tapeworms, etc. These do not kill a fish right away but slowly. Also, it infects all other fish as well. They are not quick killers like velvet, but make no mistake, they weaken and eventually kill.Sorry don't understand - why is metronidazole critical and important?
I would ask how you dose it - It is not critical IMHOIt treats flatworms, flukes, tapeworms, etc. These do not kill a fish right away but slowly. Also, it infects all other fish as well. They are not quick killers like velvet, but make no mistake, they weaken and eventually kill.
So, have you ever seen a fish with flukes? They are translucent. Impossible to see...almost. Years ago I spotted one on a fish. I did a freshwater dip and a DOZEN or more fell off. It was gross. Never again...
Here is a link to the quarantine process I developed for R2R:Explain your qt process? Do you just observe or medicate. How many days?
Correct - in the protocol - that's what prazipro is forIt treats flatworms, flukes, tapeworms, etc. These do not kill a fish right away but slowly. Also, it infects all other fish as well. They are not quick killers like velvet, but make no mistake, they weaken and eventually kill.
So, have you ever seen a fish with flukes? They are translucent. Impossible to see...almost. Years ago I spotted one on a fish. I did a freshwater dip and a DOZEN or more fell off. It was gross. Never again...