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Hi,

Today I became the lucky owner of 50 adult and juvenile C. Panda's
I've put them in a big tank by themselves. I wanted to observe them first before I put a big group in my discus tank.
At the first quick examination I detected some cory's with red gills. What does this mean exactly? Is it a bacteria or is it a worm infection or something else??
What is the best medication?





Thanks, Jacqueline

Anyone? Please

No one than I guess......

Somebody else must have seen this before?? I would realy like to know what it is

Hey,

stress and fresh tank imho.
No medicines needed just keep doing regular waterchanges and watch No2 levels carefully.

Regards.

Hi @Worton,

Thanks a lot for your reply! I'll keep watch on them, they are looking fine.

Bye, Jacqueline

Hi,

The red gills did disappear after a week or so.
Yesterday I made a selection for my breeding group and the others I put in my discus tank. After catching them the red gills reappeared again. So I can say it is due to stress. Hopefully it will go away on its own again.
Just wanted to let you know They are doing fine!

Greetsss Jacqueline

Hey,

sometimes it's better to do a homework *winks Dinyar*

It's great your corys are ok

Congratulations Jacqueline. I am happy to hear your cories are OK. I will need to keep this in mind if I ever get some pandas of my own.