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Wed Jun 14, 2006, 03:43 AM
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Quick Onset of Fungus on A.bitaeniata
Hi All,
I got home last night from work to find my usually very healthy male A.biaeniata laying in a bunch of wisteria near the surface of the tank struggling for breath. When I looked closer he had a really big fungus outbreak coming out of one of his gills and a little patch on his dorsal fin.
There was no way he was going to survive much longer so I had to euthanise him.
But I've never seen anything come on so quick like that. My wife and I are both pretty sure he was totally fine the previous day.
I'm guessing the fungal growth was a secondary sympton of whatever had hit him, but I can't figure out what could effect him so quick and lethal.
Any ideas? No other fish are looking sick or bad at all.
Regards,
Peter.
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