Sounds good. The kanaplex just looks intimidating for some weird reason because I've never medicated a tank using a little scooper and some powder. lol Feels like I'm feeding my fish cocaine. With all the stress these guys have caused, I might share it with them! lol JK!go by directions while it states can not be over dosed, what they suggest is the recommended dosage. you may need to think about methlylene baths if it does not clear up or gets worse.
HAHA! Sounds good! Thanks again Gregdo the water change and do the dosage and keep us up dated.save the Peruvian marching powder for your self.
Sounds good. The kanaplex just looks intimidating for some weird reason because I've never medicated a tank using a little scooper and some powder. lol Feels like I'm feeding my fish cocaine. With all the stress these guys have caused, I might share it with them! lol JK!
I get what you're saying and fully agree. The way I'm looking at it is that I'm not worried about wasting meds and they're cheap and maybe, just maybe the aro intro'd into the tank brought the bacteria with it, and even if it didn't, it may now have it so putting 5 large clowns and aro in a hospital tank isn't worth all the hassle. Not to mention our house is up side down right now because we've got a ton of stuff out and in the middle of moving it into storage to make room. Setting up yet another tank in the middle of all this would not help the already existent chaos I'm dealing with.Fin rot isn't a deal breaker and it could also be a secondary delayed reaction to the medication used for the ich. Either way, treating the entire tank is a waste of meds iMO....and despite it being safe for the filters and such, it is an unnecessary med dosed to fish that don't need it. Now, you know the situation better than anyone and I d your gut says dose the whole tank go for it. But if you just don't want the hassle of a hospital tank.....
I just recently had several of my Clown Loaches develope a bacterial infection the looked like fin rot.....but it was only three of 10.
I literally removed every single rock, wood, plant in the entire tank and left them out in the sun for 48hrs. Removed the jacked up CLs and put them in a little tiny 10g with a HoB and and a sponge. I did daily water changes until those fish recovered....about three days.
The reason I like hospital tanks is it removes the fish from the others and the tank where they got infected....never had anything show up on the other fish in the main...and it allows you to use less meds, really guard the temperature and easy quick water changes.
Sometimes you just have to do due diligence.