michalm Candiru MFK Member Feb 2, 2009 538 1 48 MA Apr 30, 2009 #11 Mark Huveneers;3071143; said: Sometimes if your water quality is bad you can get spots, the funny thing is that it is exaclty on an orange spot. I also noticed on one of the pics that the ray has a red spot on underside of the disk. Check your water. Click to expand... Water is perfect: Ammonia - 0 Nitrite - 0 Nitrate - 5 PH 7.0 Temp 80F I check water condition twice a week.
Mark Huveneers;3071143; said: Sometimes if your water quality is bad you can get spots, the funny thing is that it is exaclty on an orange spot. I also noticed on one of the pics that the ray has a red spot on underside of the disk. Check your water. Click to expand... Water is perfect: Ammonia - 0 Nitrite - 0 Nitrate - 5 PH 7.0 Temp 80F I check water condition twice a week.
michalm Candiru MFK Member Feb 2, 2009 538 1 48 MA Apr 30, 2009 #12 Nic;3071171; said: awesome you did a 50% water change yesterday.... now go do 3 in a row.... Click to expand... OK tahnks, I will... Should I remove Pleco ? The Pleco is the problem... ? Or maybe something else ?
Nic;3071171; said: awesome you did a 50% water change yesterday.... now go do 3 in a row.... Click to expand... OK tahnks, I will... Should I remove Pleco ? The Pleco is the problem... ? Or maybe something else ?
T turkeyboy85 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Oct 14, 2007 3,163 4 38 mn Apr 30, 2009 #13 IMO remove the pleco and see what happens, plecos can pick up bad habits and start sucking on rays disks because of the slime coating
IMO remove the pleco and see what happens, plecos can pick up bad habits and start sucking on rays disks because of the slime coating
J jwong1024 Fire Eel MFK Member May 19, 2008 1,445 19 68 Chicago Apr 30, 2009 #14 ewww thats nasty, I would deff like to know what is the root cause.
