there a visible hole in the forehead of my flower horn fish and I am concerned about it being related to the hole in the head disease. I am attaching pictures for reference.
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High nitrate level is the biggest culprit when it comes to HITH. Some species are from low ph water in the wild and hard water would make them very susceptible.
Can you expand on this or provide some literature for me to read? Why would the above situation make the fish more susceptible?
I am not aware about the hardness of the water ... I change the water once a month .. is there any solution for thisWelcome to MFK☺
Hith would be small pit like holes from the pic not positive that is what it is. How hard is your tap water and what is your water change routine. Is it weekly or every 2 weeks or monthly?
I am not aware about the hardness of the water ... I change the water once a month .. is there any solution for this
Ok thanks .. not sure where I will find the API kit in Dubai ?.. also posting some more picsI suggest changing water once a week most do 50% and a few members do fin level wc's. I would also recommend picking up a API test kit . The kit will allow for you to test ammonia,nitrite,nitrate, and ph. If possible take more pics like stated I am not sure that is HITH disease.
