JordanR
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It seems whenever I finally realize how to properly care for one species of fish, another one goes and gets sick.
My tank is a 29 gall long with 45% water changes weekly, 0 am 0 nI <5 nitra.
Currently stocked with 5 corys, 2 bristlenose plecos, 5 z danios, and 1 (2, one passed away) dwarf gouramis. All the other fish in the tank were fine.
They both had been spending a lot of time at the top of the tank about a week ago, but the tank was well oxygenated so that didn't make sense. I treated for constipation with peas, put both in salt baths individually, but we were back to square one. Both had developed lesions on bodies (1 each) that wouldn't go away, and were getting increasingly paler, stomachs mildly swollen.
Now spending all time at top of tank, lethargic (can barely swim and hold themselves to the surface), poop is long, stringy, occasionally clear. Today I woke up and one Gourami was on the bottom, gasping, and before I could do anything he was gone. The other one seems close to death as well.
I want to know if there is anything I can do to save the last one, or if its over. Is this the infamous dwarf gourami idiovirus? LFS treats for parasites upon entry. They were just recently bought a few weeks back.
My tank is a 29 gall long with 45% water changes weekly, 0 am 0 nI <5 nitra.
Currently stocked with 5 corys, 2 bristlenose plecos, 5 z danios, and 1 (2, one passed away) dwarf gouramis. All the other fish in the tank were fine.
They both had been spending a lot of time at the top of the tank about a week ago, but the tank was well oxygenated so that didn't make sense. I treated for constipation with peas, put both in salt baths individually, but we were back to square one. Both had developed lesions on bodies (1 each) that wouldn't go away, and were getting increasingly paler, stomachs mildly swollen.
Now spending all time at top of tank, lethargic (can barely swim and hold themselves to the surface), poop is long, stringy, occasionally clear. Today I woke up and one Gourami was on the bottom, gasping, and before I could do anything he was gone. The other one seems close to death as well.
I want to know if there is anything I can do to save the last one, or if its over. Is this the infamous dwarf gourami idiovirus? LFS treats for parasites upon entry. They were just recently bought a few weeks back.