What are these and what is the fast cure? [Archive]

TROY

14-02-2007, 02:44 PM

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Aquatic Planet

15-02-2007, 02:14 AM

1st pic - internal baterior

the rest of pic - external baterior

Best threated in hospital tank with bubble tube to let fish rest and heal.

Can use melafix or any baterior medication.:cool:

TROY

15-02-2007, 03:51 PM

1st pic - internal baterior

the rest of pic - external baterior

Best threated in hospital tank with bubble tube to let fish rest and heal.

Can use melafix or any baterior medication.:cool:

Thanks for the response.

Anymore inputs from other bros?:geeked:

SniperY

16-02-2007, 07:21 PM

Not quite sure what is that, but after sometime, the thing will grow bigger. It is due to poor water quality.

Mystique

17-02-2007, 12:23 AM

These are termed as bacterior infection.

Best threatment is to quickly separate the inffected fish into a moderate size hospital tank.

You may wish to try out BeFuran, Professional Fish Remedies for Fresh & saltwater. The description on the packaging writen is :-

- Prevention & cure for internal and external bacterial infections, fungal & parasitic diseases,

- Many times more effective than antibiotic,

-Work immediately.

I have personally tried this for my all my freshwater fishes and it works very well. Have not tried on Tigers and I am confident it should work well.

Hope your tiger have a speedy recovery.

Cheers!

SniperY

17-02-2007, 10:02 AM

Have to immediately separate away and change 100% to prevent the rest from getting it. To what i know, this will spread to the others fish, be careful!

TROY

17-02-2007, 11:52 AM

I have read that this was called the "dat disease" which can wipe out all your tigers if not cured fast.:sad:

Regional

23-02-2007, 01:00 PM

Bro Troy, so now is your tiger recovered already?

TROY

24-02-2007, 01:38 AM

Bro Troy, so now is your tiger recovered already?

Bro, a friends tiger in Philippines not mine. Hope it will heal soon :smile:

momok

28-09-2007, 08:32 PM

These are termed as bacterior infection.

Best threatment is to quickly separate the inffected fish into a moderate size hospital tank.

You may wish to try out BeFuran, Professional Fish Remedies for Fresh & saltwater. The description on the packaging writen is :-

- Prevention & cure for internal and external bacterial infections, fungal & parasitic diseases,

- Many times more effective than antibiotic,

-Work immediately.

I have personally tried this for my all my freshwater fishes and it works very well. Have not tried on Tigers and I am confident it should work well.

Hope your tiger have a speedy recovery.

Cheers!

thanks for info, will stock these also..:big_smile: