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  1. #1
    Larvae
    Join Date
    Sep 2004
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    Sydney, Hurstville
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    Help White Spot on fish, not ick !!

    Hi all,

    Here is the scenario, almost half of my fish in a 4 tanks central filter system is growing white spot on their body!!

    i believed it is not ick as my water temp is always above 28C and change with same temp aged water. My fish is shaking their body, i think it must be some external parasite disease.

    Water temp 30C, Ph 7.0, Ammonia 0.

    It started almost 2 week ago, when two juvi discus has gill fluke, i removed them to hospital for treatment.

    one week ago, one of the discus has white spot on tail fin, so i just raise the temp to 30C and add salt.

    a few days ago, almost half of my fish has white spot on them, so i just added mutli-cure in all tanks. i only put 20% of suggested dosage because i got baby discus in one tank.

    Until now the white spot is still spreading !!!

    Help any advices, comments are welcomed!!
    I'm so addicted to Discus, plz help

  2. #2
    Tiny Fry
    Join Date
    Oct 2004
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    CHATSWOOD SYD
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    316
    There is a brand call Aquarium science products..a bottle with grey cap...it has a product called "white spot remedy"
    I just use it on my guppy fry last nite...and this morning all white spots are gone....and all fry are still very active.... it's only a 3 ltr tank on my office desk...(no filter, no air pump, around 22 guppy fries)...

  3. #3
    Tiny Fry
    Join Date
    Oct 2004
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    I am sure guppy fry can be cure in this kind of condition....
    your discus should be no problem too...
    I hope it work on large fish like discus too...I never try on my discus..as they never have white spot..give it a try..won't hurt..
    GOOD LUCK..
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