2007年4月12日 · if it is true black spot disease or more properly an infestation of Paravortex member turbellarian flatworms. then a treatment with any copper based medication will cure it. however you must be 100% sure it is black spot and not something else like natural skin pigmentation or burns caused by ammonia, no2 or no3 or someother unknown toxin.

2010年7月27日 · Typically a "disease" that is most commonly associated with Tangs and Surgeonfishes, but one that can be contracted by other species as well, what is referred to as Black Spot Disease, Tang Disease or Black Ich is actually caused by an infestation of tiny Genus Paravortex member turbellarian flatworms.

2008年2月25日 · You can't treat with med the main tank with some of those fish in there. Use the Jungle fungus eliminator and methylene blue combination due to the advanced stage. Do not add salt during treatment as the Jungle Fungus Eliminator contains heavy content of salt. The combo is potent enough to work on the problem and safe for those fish.

2010年1月13日 · New fish are always possible carriers of diseases. Treatment: Salt Increase the temperature to at least 84-86 degrees as much as the fish can tolerate. Add aquarium or table salt (dissolved in water) at a ratio of 1-3 teaspoons of salt per gallon of water in your tank equivalent to 0.1-0.3% depending on the tolerance level of your fish.

2012年7月22日 · To the behaviour in the video, that is normal. I suspect the black-spot fish doing the chasing is a male, I spotted a couple of male displays during the sequence. However, the black mark is disturbing. I have seen this, or something very much the same, a couple of times on a characin, and the fish slowly weakened until death.

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2010年4月12日 · Any new fish should be quarantined for 2-4 weeks. Failing that will increase the risk of introducing diseases which wil affect other occupants. New fish are always possible carriers of diseases. Treatment: Salt Instructions Increase the temperature to at least 84-86 degrees as much as the fish can tolerate.

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2010年10月5日 · Lymphocystis, the "cauliflower disease" will look like rough white to brown cauliflower like warts and it is brought on by bad water quality. Moving the fish to clean water will cause the condition to go away over the course of several months. Lymphocystis should be very noticeable. The scraping makes me think ich is more likely.