Flukes – General Guidelines
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melypr1985
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False. It may temporarily effect your biofilter, but it won't effect it for long. The bacteria usually bounce back quickly. It won't effect your snails... it can hurt feather dusters and bristle worms, but it doesnt' seem to happen often.
The fish are eating like pigs. They are not suffering from lack of appetite. Every once in a while they go into a fit and rub on the gravel or dart about quickly.
Is it possible that they can overcome what's bothering them on there own ?
Is it possible that they can overcome what's bothering them on there own ?
melypr1985
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If it's flukes, then probably not. Flukes is easy to treat but is a slow death if left on it's own. Most fish will develop an infection and die of that, others will eventually suffocate from fluid build up in the gills.
melypr1985
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Yes it is.
Jordanasm
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Any adverse effects since using the Prazipro on your DT? Just curious. I am about to do the same to my DT. Thanks.
Brew12
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It will kill feather dusters and some worms but otherwise the impact on a reef tank "should" be minimal.
I have new reeftank and there is some stringy poop probkem with my acanthurus tang and also my clown swims at surface on the sid or upside down sometimes. I think its gill flukes as my flame goby also rubs with sand sometimes. Today i dosed 32ml of prazipro in my 130g with softies and lps. Do i feed metro/focus made using hikari marine s also? My temp stays between 26-27C so when do i redose? How many times? Its monday night here though.
I have removed all the filters and carbon.
I have removed all the filters and carbon.
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Was the stringy poop white?
This calculator tells you when to redose prazi for the gill flukes: http://marineparasites.com/paratreatmentcal.html
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Do fishes poop giant ball while recovering from flukes or intestinal parasites?
Please see photo, befire i thought its a stone, but when i tried to remove, it jus squashed and seperated like poop saw again today, so clicked pic.
Another thein is that my tang tummy looks swollen the whole day, but every morning its flat. Iv seen some poop struggle too, thats what it is i guess.
Please see photo, befire i thought its a stone, but when i tried to remove, it jus squashed and seperated like poop saw again today, so clicked pic.
Another thein is that my tang tummy looks swollen the whole day, but every morning its flat. Iv seen some poop struggle too, thats what it is i guess.
