Hi,
I've got some adult C. Adolfoi witch I have for 2 weeks now. I'm a bit concerned about there breathing. Overall they seem fine but some of them have very heavy breathing.
Does someone know what this could be? Is it a worm problem?
Thanks, Jacqueline
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Re: Heavy breathing
They may have some gill flukes. It wouldn't be that unusual. Hikari PraziPro seems to work well and it seems to be very gentle compared to older preparations.
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Re: Heavy breathing
Thanks apistomaster!
I think I'll give them a worm treatment.
Greets, Jacqueline
I think I'll give them a worm treatment.
Greets, Jacqueline
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