Ichthyophthirius Multifiliis - White Spot Disease
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I set up my social tank for fishes. In the first step I give in
gravel and
plants. 3 weeks I keep aquarium without fishes. Then I enter there first fishes. The first fishes was 2 Brachydanio rerios, 2 Otocinclus affinis and 2 Poecilia sphenops. All was OK, fishes was healthy. Then I waited one week and entered 4 Aphyosemion australe along with 4 Rivulus magdalenae. Two days was all OK but next day I saw a
Ichthyophthirius Multifiliis - White spot on some fishes.
I started cure. It was in Saturday,
aquarium shop was closed and I have only
FMC medicine. The first step was change temperature to 27 °C. I don’t enter salt to water when I set up tank. Now I enter 150 g on 250 litres of water. And applied 2,5 ml FMC what is 1 ml on 100 litres of water. I applied FMC in this concentration four days. Second day was
Ichthyophthirius Multifiliis - White spot on all fishes expect Rivulus and increase. Third day was
Ichthyophthirius Multifiliis - White spot less. Thourth day evening I don’t see any
White spot. Next day I change 20 litres of water to decrease of concentration of
FMC. After three days I enter to my external
filter activated carbon to absorb FMC and then I draw back them. Now, after 2 weeks I don’t see any
White spot.
This is my experience with cure
Ichthyophthirius Multifiliis - White spot.
Patrik Ruzic alias Wampa (visit my blog at
www.aqua-wampa.blogspot.com)
patrik.ruzic at gmail.com.
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White Spot Disease (Ichthyophthirius Multifiliis)
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