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T_T
atleast the two I let rampage in my copepod jar seems to be doing fine... not a copepod in sight now though. lol |
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not too good actually.
just ran out... need to run out to get another bottle... |
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my H formosa female died today after putting up a real good fight. all the other fish are on their way to a full recovery... whilst the female was already too heavily affected... plus she was giving birth to fry every second day... and being constantly harassed by the males...so I think it led to a compromised immune system and her eventual demise.
Rip little fishy, your legacy lives on in the tiny wrigglers you brought to this world. She did seem better yesterday and gave me false hope that she'd live. sigh. Still quadruple dosing ich attack... |
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thanks ^_^
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Sorry for your loss.
Once you're cleared up I'll give you some replacements. |
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She will return to the cycle of life through the snailies! Last edited by SpecGrrl; 10-05-2012 at 08:05 PM.. Reason: Tupo |
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oO
i got home... and she's alive ?!?!?! horribly bent over... but still trying to eat and all... I'm kind of freaked out actually. |
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How long do fish need to be quarantined...? The rest looks fine now.
and the female did finally die.... I've quadruple checked it... thinking of giving the remaining two males 1 female and n x fry a potassium peroxide dip before putting them in the new tank And just for future reference... I've been dosing a capful of ich attack morning and night. in 1.5 gallons of water and running a small filter. I did leave the carbon in because I figured it wouldnt be able to handle the ich attack over dose anyway...and IME carbon is pretty slow at pulling things from the water. Only the larger female ever flashed... I did catch the males doing it once or twice. but they stopped shortly after I dosed ich attack. Another two frys I separated from the original school, I threw in a copepod jar (1 quart.. fish abuse.. mreh) never exhibited any symptoms. I had a theory and read up on copepods online and found that protozoans is part of the copepod diet. (unfortunately copepods are also eaten with gusto by the fry). they probably cleaned up the oodium eggs...and left the frys disease free. I guess it should be noted that ich attack will get very expensive if you are trying to dose, say for example... a ten gallon... hope this will help someone else in the future. |
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