Butterfly/hillstream loach keeps sliding down the glass
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- Jim Powers
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That's a good question. If the other fish don't have any symptoms and you only had that other fish in for a day or two, I would initially plan on a five day treatment. Keep an eye on the fish and if symptoms develop during the five day treatment, go for a full ten days.
Be sure to moniter water parameters.
Be sure to moniter water parameters.

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Yeah your right, i mis-read the postDesi wrote:Just for clarification, I don't really have experience with these so I don't have opinion. He/She said the nitrITE was .1 and NitrATE was 2.

Still does'nt change the main points though: Hillstreams should'nt be kept as goldfish tank accessories (although the blame usually lies with the retailers rather than the customers), and DEFINATELY not in un-mature tanks.
Yes. I wasn't trying to say that having those loaches in those conditions was ok. Which is why I stated that I didn't have experience. I didn't want to mislead someone. I was just trying to say that it wasn't quite as high as you mentioned for someone else coming along and reading your post (cause nitrites of 2 and I doubt the fishes would be "normal"). Hillstreams are beautiful loaches but I'm already at max capacity and don't have room or proper housing for them.
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