RD. Gold Tier VIP MFK Member May 9, 2007 13,596 13,913 3,360 66 Northwest Canada Oct 31, 2010 #11 Possibly, but to be honest I can't really tell.
Chrisplosion Mean Cat MFK Member Jul 10, 2010 12,160 72 0 Oregon, it's part of 'Murica! Oct 31, 2010 #12 Regardless if the salt triggered it I am not gonna use salt to treat ich anymore. Gonna stick to Coppersafe. How long should I put him in Epsons Salt?
Regardless if the salt triggered it I am not gonna use salt to treat ich anymore. Gonna stick to Coppersafe. How long should I put him in Epsons Salt?
RD. Gold Tier VIP MFK Member May 9, 2007 13,596 13,913 3,360 66 Northwest Canada Oct 31, 2010 #13 5-7 days, then once he's eating again you can start to water change it out. Just feed sparingly for the first while.
5-7 days, then once he's eating again you can start to water change it out. Just feed sparingly for the first while.
Chrisplosion Mean Cat MFK Member Jul 10, 2010 12,160 72 0 Oregon, it's part of 'Murica! Oct 31, 2010 #14 can't get the Epson salt so I moved him to another tank that wasn't treated as heavily and am do a 50% water change in that tank.
can't get the Epson salt so I moved him to another tank that wasn't treated as heavily and am do a 50% water change in that tank.
Chrisplosion Mean Cat MFK Member Jul 10, 2010 12,160 72 0 Oregon, it's part of 'Murica! Nov 1, 2010 #15 He doesn't look quite as bulgy but still is. Despite the fact hes all bloated and and can't swim as good as he normally can, that doesn't stop him from "trying to get some" if you know what I mean. I think the other parrot in the tank is a female.
He doesn't look quite as bulgy but still is. Despite the fact hes all bloated and and can't swim as good as he normally can, that doesn't stop him from "trying to get some" if you know what I mean. I think the other parrot in the tank is a female.
H hamfist Candiru MFK Member Apr 28, 2010 787 10 48 Southampton, UK Nov 2, 2010 #16 Chrisplosion;4592701; said: Can being constipated effect the swim bladder. Click to expand... Definately. A constipated gut can definately obstruct the tubes in/out of the swim bladder causing the sort of symptoms you are seeing.
Chrisplosion;4592701; said: Can being constipated effect the swim bladder. Click to expand... Definately. A constipated gut can definately obstruct the tubes in/out of the swim bladder causing the sort of symptoms you are seeing.
C Chicklette Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 19, 2010 1,706 1 0 48 Canada Nov 2, 2010 #17 Poor thing, I hope he gets better. It does look like bloat the way he is swimming.
Chrisplosion Mean Cat MFK Member Jul 10, 2010 12,160 72 0 Oregon, it's part of 'Murica! Nov 2, 2010 #18 Hes doing a lot better and swimming normal normal now.