HELP! Ancistrus red mouth parts!
HELP! Ancistrus red mouth parts!
Just discovered this nasty infection on the mouth of my ancistrus.
Is this mouth rot ? and is there any way of treating it at such a late stage.?
Thanks.
http://website.lineone.net/~delbod/what.jpg
Is this mouth rot ? and is there any way of treating it at such a late stage.?
Thanks.
http://website.lineone.net/~delbod/what.jpg
mouth rot is normaly reference to Flexibacter bacterium. which it could bethe start of, but it's unlikely. IMO your Ancistrus (looks more like a Chaetostoma) has contracted a bacteria infection of some form.Is this mouth rot ?
Best response quarantine and start a course of myxazin on 12 hour cycle rather than 24 hour(explained on the bottle).
Have you had the fish long? is it still eating?
Iâ??ve only just received him in the last 48 hours.
I did not collect, someone else did so I could not examine b4 buying.(return a problem)
Have Quarantined the fish and treated with Protozin, but myxazin sounds more appropriate for this situation.
Yes he eats.
Here picture from top for ID.
http://website.lineone.net/~delbod/who.jpg
Thank you.
I did not collect, someone else did so I could not examine b4 buying.(return a problem)
Have Quarantined the fish and treated with Protozin, but myxazin sounds more appropriate for this situation.
Yes he eats.
Here picture from top for ID.
http://website.lineone.net/~delbod/who.jpg
Thank you.
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The one that died was supposed to be a male for the female I have so a ID would be handy for finding a mate..
Ok this is the other female.
http://website.lineone.net/~delbod/nose.jpg
http://website.lineone.net/~delbod/top.jpg
Ancistrus brevifilis I thought.
Ok this is the other female.
http://website.lineone.net/~delbod/nose.jpg
http://website.lineone.net/~delbod/top.jpg
Ancistrus brevifilis I thought.