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ok, I swear I have been stalking this sub forum for months, but now that it is my fish in qt, I am struck by indecision.
I have had a juvenile clown in my qt for 4 nights. He has been swimming normally and eating the whole time. He looks good, no outward signs of parasites or brook on the skin. My plan was to do. Water change tonight and then observe and feed for another couple of days before starting a prophylactic treatment.
Tonight I noticed that he appears to be trying to scratch his gills. The qt is bare bottom, so it more like swimming along the bottom rubbing one side against his reflection in the glass. I put him in a fresh water dip and did not observe anything come off (in the dip just under 5 mins). He seems to be scratching much less since the dip, but i have still seen it a few times.
So, what should I do next? I have Cupramine, Prazipro, and General Cure on hand. Leaning towards GC.
I have had a juvenile clown in my qt for 4 nights. He has been swimming normally and eating the whole time. He looks good, no outward signs of parasites or brook on the skin. My plan was to do. Water change tonight and then observe and feed for another couple of days before starting a prophylactic treatment.
Tonight I noticed that he appears to be trying to scratch his gills. The qt is bare bottom, so it more like swimming along the bottom rubbing one side against his reflection in the glass. I put him in a fresh water dip and did not observe anything come off (in the dip just under 5 mins). He seems to be scratching much less since the dip, but i have still seen it a few times.
So, what should I do next? I have Cupramine, Prazipro, and General Cure on hand. Leaning towards GC.



