romanianfishman
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So I have 5 glowlight tetras which I noticed after not treating them entirely developed again a white fizzy spots at the end of the tails.
I used Pimafix and Metaflix without carbon which caused it to disappear and repair the fin. I stopped thinking it was finished but occurred again
I just want to know if this is fin-rot? I have driftwood and all real plants.
I have 3 rummynose tetras which show no signs and 4 guppies which show no signs.
The water parameters after a week without water change are consistent pH:6.6, Nitrate:5 ppm, Nitrite:0 ppm, Anmonia: 0 ppm: KH:89.7 ppm: and GH:179 ppm. I change water on 15 gallon tank once a week to prevent any issues.
Glowlights are from petco as are guppies. I adopted rummynose tetras which are surprisingly strong.
Is this fin rot?
I used Pimafix and Metaflix without carbon which caused it to disappear and repair the fin. I stopped thinking it was finished but occurred again
I just want to know if this is fin-rot? I have driftwood and all real plants.
I have 3 rummynose tetras which show no signs and 4 guppies which show no signs.
The water parameters after a week without water change are consistent pH:6.6, Nitrate:5 ppm, Nitrite:0 ppm, Anmonia: 0 ppm: KH:89.7 ppm: and GH:179 ppm. I change water on 15 gallon tank once a week to prevent any issues.
Glowlights are from petco as are guppies. I adopted rummynose tetras which are surprisingly strong.
Is this fin rot?
