Curing bacterial infections
Curing bacterial infections
Could someone point me in the direction where I could find out more information about bacterial infections that affect Corydoras?
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Look for a product made by Jungle Products called "BINOX." This stuff treats gram negative and gram positive bacterial infections. It is a very powerful drug, however, so I would only use it as a last resort when you think the fish are goners. Light outbreaks can be treated with Melafix.
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Look for a product made by Jungle Products called "BINOX." This stuff treats gram negative and gram positive bacterial infections. It is a very powerful drug, however, so I would only use it as a last resort when you think the fish are goners. Light outbreaks can be treated with Melafix.
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Marc van Arc, the fish displayed areas of white slime, circular in configuration on their bodies. The fins had white areas that were flat; not like the puffy fungus. Some of them had red areas on the top of the gill plate, breathing fast....generally lathargic.
Although at times they would swim in groups from one end of the tank to the other. Whatever it was did not affect the other species of loricaridae and apistos.
Although at times they would swim in groups from one end of the tank to the other. Whatever it was did not affect the other species of loricaridae and apistos.
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Pls do as Shane says, it sounds very familiar with bacterial diseases some of my fish used to have. I used a medicin which was originally for cats & dogs (no fish!), but then someone found out that is was great against bacterial diseases on fish as well. It was only obtainable from the vet. I forgot however that these medicins have all kind of different names, but perhaps Ceporex does ring a bell??
Anyway, don't wait too long. If you can point the goners out, even a good medicine is not able to recover them.
Good luck.
Anyway, don't wait too long. If you can point the goners out, even a good medicine is not able to recover them.
Good luck.