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  1. 28th May 2008, 22:08 #1
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    Anyone has got suggestions as to treatment for badly bitten fins?
    If it's meant to be, it will be. If not, so be it!
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    I guess let them grow back by themselves?
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    Can also try melafix / pimafix. worked very well for my betta spawnings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by iwishweallcouldwin View Post
    Can also try melafix / pimafix. worked very well for my betta spawnings.
    with isolation? I have already dosed in the melafix.
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    Add in some melafix to prevent secondary infection.
    Increase aeration
    Remove aggressor
    Maintain water parameters - regular water change

    These are what I would do to help injured fish.
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