Jardini with Black Spots Disease and fin rot
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Dude wtf , you need more info before go pulling scales off , and prying mouths open. You just get done with the crack pipe?
thanks hes a killer , he killed our puppy.
im from canada , hence the canuck... idiot, i can only imagine what they do to dogs in minnisota ... sick , guess thats why your turned out how you are eh?
all in good teasing buddy , but i win
all in good teasing buddy , but i win
TheCanuck;3685467; said:im from canada , hence the canuck... idiot, i can only imagine what they do to dogs in minnisota ... sick , guess thats why your turned out how you are eh?
all in good teasing buddy , but i win
Canadian?? So that's how you people are up there. I thought you idiots were nice. I guess not. Minnisota?? You mean Minnesota? You can't spell, and the sad thing is English is probably your first language. Haha...FYI, I don't even have dogs.
Anyways, this is becoming really stupid.
Say whatever you like on this forum. But in person you better watch out. With words like yours, I'm not going to be forgiving at all.
yanfloist;3685614; said:
lol what? internet punch me? haha , just please dont pick the black spots off me!
threatning over the internet is just low man. It makes you look bad.Hope all is well with your jar , he seems fine to me. I wouldnt worry so much.
The best treatment for fin and tail rot is pretty simple. Raise the water quality and use natural remedies. Make a 25% water change daily for a week and add aquarium salt as well as a product called Melafix. Melafix is a natural antibiotic and the salt fights infection as well as strengthening the fish.
Use 1/2 teaspoon of aquarium salt per gallon of tank water. When you make those water changes, add salt again, but only to treat the water that was replaced. For instance, you will be changing about 5 gallons of water every day. This means you will add back 2.5 teaspoons of salt to the tank. It will keep the salt concentration the same, even after water changes. Use the Melafix according to the package instructions.
It happens because of bad water quality. Starts with a wound and the wound gets infected. You need to do more water changes more frequently or dont over feed your tank.
separate it into a separate tank and treat with melfax...change water every other day...i don't recommend taking the scales off...due to this can make the fish more easily to get sick....it will gain it's color back once it isn't sick anymore....try using food that gives it color to take care of the black spots...
