OH NO! help please

[DeLgAdO]

2-3 tablespoons per gallon roughly

are we converting him to saltwater?

waaaaaaaaay to much salt

 

[DeLgAdO]

**** no, 2 or 3 tablespoons per gallon? That's brackish levels. More like a teaspoon per gallon.

could do a tablespoonful per 5 gallon

its a pain counting by the gallon

 

[Chaos32]

Agreed, 2 to 3 tablespoons per gallon is really off the scale!

 

[RedestWing]

Seems things are getting worse. I took another look at him and his eyes are sinking more into his head and then I watched a scale just fall right off:WTF:

 

[RedestWing]

Found out the prob! took him to my buddies fish shop to have a look..... there was a gash on him I did not see that was bleeding. He told me that the loss of blood will cause the eyes to sink in and to become lathargic (spelling). So he stopped the bleeding and wanted me to keep him there a few days just til he got better. Hate to have to move him like that but did not kno exactly what to do. Thank goodness I have a very friend with lots of experience

 

[js302]

2-3 tablespoons per gallon roughly

Really sorry for any confusion caused!
Those are the instructions on my interpet aqualibrium aquarium salt packet.

 

[js302]

""2-3 tablespoons per gallon roughly""

Really sorry for any confusion!

Those are the instructions on my Aqualibrium Aquarium Salt packet.

 

[HiGhTiMeZ]

wishing u all the best for ur aro man!!! hope he can pull this thru.

 

[RedestWing]

If he pulls thru I will have to put him in a paper suit and a padded fish tank

 

[Redtail_Watcher]

if you really want to know exactly, how much salt you should in your tank, my best suggestion is to get a salt water tester for your tank it is a really good tool to have even if you don't have a salt water tank. with a tank your size 125, from my exprince add 3 hand full of salt, because some of the salt will stay into your filter instead of your water. If you do have a saltwater tester, it should read .1000 that is the lowest reading for salt concentration in your water.