S squint Peacock Bass MFK Member Oct 14, 2007 1,057 362 122 CO Oct 18, 2019 #21 Did you lower your nitrate levels? It's probably a bacterial infection...
M Matt101 Feeder Fish MFK Member Sep 29, 2019 9 1 3 29 Oct 18, 2019 #22 Nitrate is sitting at around 20 which should be fine given there are a number of predatory fish plus the ray in the tank. No other fish have shown any signs of issues.
Nitrate is sitting at around 20 which should be fine given there are a number of predatory fish plus the ray in the tank. No other fish have shown any signs of issues.
S squint Peacock Bass MFK Member Oct 14, 2007 1,057 362 122 CO Oct 18, 2019 #23 Yeah, I said from the start that nitrate wasn't an issue. Valuable time was wasted chasing a red herring. I'd look for a vet unless you have a fair amount of experience treating with antibiotics.
Yeah, I said from the start that nitrate wasn't an issue. Valuable time was wasted chasing a red herring. I'd look for a vet unless you have a fair amount of experience treating with antibiotics.
