Fiin rot help?
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ive done 2 days of 20% water changes. all fish are taking it well. tank tds is 219. im shooting for 150. my qtank is right around 150-160. ill keep taking some measurements with the tapwater with water conditioner. but it seems to stay consistently around 130-150 with added conditioner.
the cory's are now showing better signs of recovery. 3 have all of their barbels regrown. one is showing signs of growth but slower than the others. the fin rot is still present but it doesn't seem to be getting any worse.
the fish are all super energetic.
thanks guys! things are starting to look great so far.
the cory's are now showing better signs of recovery. 3 have all of their barbels regrown. one is showing signs of growth but slower than the others. the fin rot is still present but it doesn't seem to be getting any worse.
the fish are all super energetic.
thanks guys! things are starting to look great so far.
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tds is at 160. woke up yesterday to find a cory struggling. his fins were ripped and he had bruises everywhere. i think he may have hit the jethead stream and it crashed him into some ornament or he got stuck somewhere in a filter. poor guy. ive seen the jet take him fast and he was real clumsy then.
it definitely looked like a ripped fin not any kind of rot.
he died this morning. so now i have one albino cory left.
on a side note i made up a bunch of martins gel loach food. im going to feed them after a day of fasting.
it definitely looked like a ripped fin not any kind of rot.
he died this morning. so now i have one albino cory left.
on a side note i made up a bunch of martins gel loach food. im going to feed them after a day of fasting.
All your loaches are belong to me!
tank has been staying steady at 168 to 170 ish for a few days now. its getting harder to lower it. seems like its going up about 10ppm at a time.
the last cory ripped his fin too. i think they keep getting launched by the jethead at the top of the tank and being albino can't really see where they are swimming too well. poor guy. he will be ok though.
its definitely a similar injury that the other cory sustained so im thinking that was the case.
the last cory ripped his fin too. i think they keep getting launched by the jethead at the top of the tank and being albino can't really see where they are swimming too well. poor guy. he will be ok though.
its definitely a similar injury that the other cory sustained so im thinking that was the case.
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