"Things" in my Aro-Developments

[flagtail]

Nifurpirinol is photosensitive and may be inactivated in bright light, so use this medication only in a darkened hospital tank.

I have tried Sera Baktopur, with other fish issues, and find it rather ineffective....that's just personal experience......

( a mixture of Methylene Blue, Malachite Green and Formaldehide )
This sounds like a pretty potent mixture...LOL

Only reason I suggest maroxy is it's not as harsh on fish:

Maroxy is a safe, stable, nonmetallic, and non-staining medication for the treatment of true fungal infections of both fish and their eggs. Also effective treatment of Bacterial diseases. For fresh and salt water.

Fungus: whitish tufts of cotton-like material found on fin, tail, and body

Sounds like your friend hit the nail on the head.....

 

[Miguel]

Nifurpirinol is photosensitive and may be inactivated in bright light, so use this medication only in a darkened hospital tank.

Sounds like your friend hit the nail on the head.....

I'm aware of the photo-sensitivity Flagtail, thank you..

Let us hope and see....this morning the "thing" is still there.

Fish act tottally normal..

 

[johnptc]

gl

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

Update? john - what are you doing up at 4am? LOL

 

[Miguel]

No news..so far.. fish is perfectly normal...gliding around regaly, as always...

Jonh is munching pop corn, what else?

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

Jonh is munching pop corn, what else?

I heard he also likes to and

 

[Red Devil]

i had no idea you were going through all this... thank goodness you had success to have a cure.

 

[ctoychik]

Is there a continuation to this thread? Did you manage to cure your aro, Miguel?

Methylene Blue + Malachite Green + Zinc Choloride (Mala-Green-F) is my emergency/last resort med - works for aros, cats and gars ... water becomes pretty too in the process

 

[Pyramid_Party]

Does Malachite stain the tank?

 

[Lupin]

Does Malachite stain the tank?

Silicon sealant, yes.