Net the fish. Get a qtip and dip in the bottle of MB. Then use qtip and rub the area gently with the qtip. Should stain the area on the fish blue and return back to the fish tank.How do you dab the area ? He does still eat but seems to like algae wafers over anything else . The only thing I’ve noticed changing with the water is the alkalinity, which I was told was normal for this area . I bought a pleco a few weeks back that died a week later and that’s when my problems started . I’m learning that the people at petsmart don’t always know what they are talking about . Thanks for the help
Welcome aboardHow do you dab the area ? He does still eat but seems to like algae wafers over anything else . The only thing I’ve noticed changing with the water is the alkalinity, which I was told was normal for this area . I bought a pleco a few weeks back that died a week later and that’s when my problems started . I’m learning that the people at petsmart don’t always know what they are talking about . Thanks for the help
Net the fish. Get a qtip and dip in the bottle of MB. Then use qtip and rub the area gently with the qtip. Should stain the area on the fish blue and return back to the fish tank.
Just a FYI
Roseline barbs are not really tropical fish, they come from fast flowing, cool waters in India where seasonal water temps are often in the mid to high 60sF to low 70s.
So if your tank temp is constantly and considerably higher, this may cause stress, leading to fungal, or bacterial disease
Just a FYI
Roseline barbs are not really tropical fish, they come from fast flowing, cool waters in India where seasonal water temps are often in the mid to high 60sF to low 70s.
So if your tank temp is constantly and considerably higher, this may cause stress, leading to fungal, or bacterial disease