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that my danio at the back noticed the tail? Also fin rot?
Gosh I'm so worried.
Does it spread?
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Noticed 2 of my guppies got something like this.....is this FIN ROT?
This is another pic
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One danio has a white spot at top and the other danio white spot at the sides...abt 3 scales wide.....is my new tank infacted?
Should not have got these fish...for this lousy mkt store! Or is it my tank ah?
Kindly advice.
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that my danio at the back noticed the tail? Also fin rot?
Gosh I'm so worried.
Does it spread?
Can anyone advice me pla.
the guppy seems to have a complete tail from the pic, i dont think its fin rot
mayb other experts can correct me if i am wrong??
At this point I lost another danio on side fin, the webbings all gone left the inbetweens.....if treat can do for the entire tank? Looks like all with long fins got some similar problem leh......sighs........so sad.
Did they get attacked?previosly were the tails nice and full?
Could be. The whitish part looks like fungi. I'm not pretty sure but what i can suggest is that you use melanin to treat this. Google it to find out what is it and how to use it.
Cheers
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Their fins were quite ok now more shredded.
Just keep the tank water in good condition and drop in some aquarium salt.(not the sea salt for marine fishes) The fin rot should recover anywhere between 2weeks to a month. Isolate the fish if needed to speed up recovery process. From your picture you posted, the tank water looks abit cloudy. Could be the reason.
Advice from boss Felix
Thanks for the advice.
I went out and got Medi to treat fin rot. Yellow liquid and add into tank now my tank is yellow yellow. This salt i bought too but never add together.
I reckon I got correct salt as on package says for goldfish and swordfish.
I show photo tonight. Hope my steps are correct.
Can still feed them right all like so hungry.
Feed them as per normal. They should still be hungry unless they have different problems
Advice from boss Felix
http://www.petfran.com/mbindex.php?page=aqua_saline
This is the salt I bought. Do I put together with my medication?
Just sprinkle in?
Now going into 2nd treatment for the rot. Also continue with salt.
Lost 1 more Neo tetra.
Not much improvement.
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