What are these spots on my gulper, normal?
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Hi,
I had two Pictus catfish (who were very prone to white spot) anyway, I caught the white spot in the early stages and started a treatment for Protozin. I must say that it is very mild, and I had no problems - although one of them died, I managed to save the other in a quarantine tank by fighting off the white spot with Waterlife's Protozin combined with daily water changes and the salt temperature treatment. Anyways, the whitespot has gone now, and there is finrot leftover which is nearly gone because I am treating the pictus with Interpet Finrot and Fungus. Just wanted to say that the whitespot would not go away without the combination of both treatments (but its safer to use half dosage because they are so fragile) so perhaps you should try that with daily water changes with added tonic salt? Should go in a week and a few days I guess. If you do water changes early should also reduce your chance of getting fin rot.
Hope it helps, guys.
I had two Pictus catfish (who were very prone to white spot) anyway, I caught the white spot in the early stages and started a treatment for Protozin. I must say that it is very mild, and I had no problems - although one of them died, I managed to save the other in a quarantine tank by fighting off the white spot with Waterlife's Protozin combined with daily water changes and the salt temperature treatment. Anyways, the whitespot has gone now, and there is finrot leftover which is nearly gone because I am treating the pictus with Interpet Finrot and Fungus. Just wanted to say that the whitespot would not go away without the combination of both treatments (but its safer to use half dosage because they are so fragile) so perhaps you should try that with daily water changes with added tonic salt? Should go in a week and a few days I guess. If you do water changes early should also reduce your chance of getting fin rot.
Hope it helps, guys.
