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Posted by Nikki on April 18, 2006, 9:36 am
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>>I was just wondering how you can tell a fish with mouth rot is "Getting
>>better" from what i have read damage done to the mouth takes longer
>>than fins to heal. So how will I know when I know the fish is getting
>>better. I am dosing my tank with melafix at the moment. I thought only
>>2 fish had mouth rot but there was a baby fish that also had it that I
>>didn't notice. Unfortunatly he didn't make it. I think the other are
>>better off since I gave them a strong salt bath last week.
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>>I am going to get some proper antibacteria medication this weekend if
>>there is no obvious change in the fishes condition. The bigger fish is
>>still eating but the smaller one is having trouble the food is blown
>>away most of the time - it still gets a few small pieces every now and
>>then.
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>>Also how do you tell when a fish is too far gone in mouth rot to
>>survive?
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>>Thanks
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> What kind of fish have the mouth rot and can you tell us a little more
> about the tank and your water quality / chemistry.
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> -- Mister Gardener
Mr. G, would it help to mix the pimafix and melafix in this case? It might
work better right?
any way, with rot in any place it takes some time to heal, i used the
melafix after treated for the rot with MG twice, i used the melafix for
almost 2 weeks, it helped a lot with healing after the MG got rid of the
rot.
Nik
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