I miss the signs too and I must have kept fish for at least 15 years in total now. I'm going to treat maybe even 3 to 6 months. My track record of saving fish once they look distressed is about a 95% failure rate. So I'm starting to feel that once you see distress - it's too late to save that fish. Also - I discussed this with our local fish supplier and they said that certified paracites are resistant to these dewormers - in other words there is not always a solution. I'm switching to regular treatment. Can't hurt given the other strategy isn't working for me. Thanks for a good & informative video!
Great info here for us Fish keepers here in the UK ... Thankyou for all your time and Obvious research here . Take care stay well ,, Ive got bloody Covid lol .. doing ok though Roland ...from down south ....
Would it be better to move fish to a smaller tank for deworming or foes the medication kill worms in the tank too? Asking because id imagine scale-less fish in a community tank need a different dose and idk if the medicine would hurt live plants?
Thanks for the video I have African cichlids and I believe in medicating periodically do u think this cloverleaf medication would be helpful for a preventative for this species of fish thanks
Also I was reading directions it say turn off uv sterilizer ,but it doesn’t say anything about chemical media like purigen or Chemipure do I need to take them out or will this work with these products
I've heard of people using 'fluke-solve' with shrimp and snails - it's a Praziquantel based medication. I've just not found it to be particularly effective at the 'getting rid of worms' part, so may need several treatments. Also heard of people using Esha -NDX with success, but not sure if it claims to be shrimp safe or not.
This is a very informative video top marks to the human. If you liked this please comment and like the video. If you want to be an absolute legend then watch another video from the Aquarium Adventures channel
@@AquariumAdventures you can but before the friday night live you made more of these kind of videos. I prefer them more than the live videos. In my opinion they are better than live videos. That goes for 90% of the RUclips channels.
@@michaeldegroot7550 The live streams don't affect my recorded video output. Lives take 2 hours on a Friday evening - recorded videos take much longer, as and when I find time. I have people who prefer the livestreams, and people who prefer the recorded content - If you prefer one over the other, thats cool!
@@AquariumAdventures No worries. You have the right to do what you please. I just wanted to point out I liked the channel more when there were more these type of vids and less live vids.
I miss the signs too and I must have kept fish for at least 15 years in total now. I'm going to treat maybe even 3 to 6 months.
My track record of saving fish once they look distressed is about a 95% failure rate. So I'm starting to feel that once you see distress - it's too late to save that fish.
Also - I discussed this with our local fish supplier and they said that certified paracites are resistant to these dewormers - in other words there is not always a solution.
I'm switching to regular treatment. Can't hurt given the other strategy isn't working for me.
Thanks for a good & informative video!
Wow great info, I have that dewormer just didn't know what else it did. Thanks
Your aquarium plants looks very nice 👍
Enjoyed the video, and very helpful on the meds, thankyou.
How long do I leave the medication in before doing a water change?
Great info here for us Fish keepers here in the UK ... Thankyou for all your time and Obvious research here .
Take care stay well ,,
Ive got bloody Covid lol .. doing ok though
Roland ...from down south ....
Thanks - hope you get stay well 👍
Would it be better to move fish to a smaller tank for deworming or foes the medication kill worms in the tank too?
Asking because id imagine scale-less fish in a community tank need a different dose and idk if the medicine would hurt live plants?
AT last, good advice for UK fish lovers!!! Subbed and bell rung 👍😎
Hi have you ever used hexaex from tetra ? And how long dose it take for a thinning discus to get better
My DISCUS hasn't put on size this but I don't see any other signs but I think I should do this
Worth a try 👍
Brilliant video that Graham thanks
No worries - thanks for stopping by!
Thanks, loving the content!
Thanks for watching!
Great info thnx from a Canadian fan.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video I have African cichlids and I believe in medicating periodically do u think this cloverleaf medication would be helpful for a preventative for this species of fish thanks
Also I was reading directions it say turn off uv sterilizer ,but it doesn’t say anything about chemical media like purigen or Chemipure do I need to take them out or will this work with these products
What would you suggest for tanks that do have shrimp or snails?
I use fluke solve. It is safe with shrimp and other inverts.
I've heard of people using 'fluke-solve' with shrimp and snails - it's a Praziquantel based medication. I've just not found it to be particularly effective at the 'getting rid of worms' part, so may need several treatments. Also heard of people using Esha -NDX with success, but not sure if it claims to be shrimp safe or not.
@@AquariumAdventures There must be a worm predator out there. That would be very useful...
Is it true that deqorming regularly will make discus fishes infertile? They will not be able to produce fertile eggs..
I have never heard this before - I have also bread fish that have been regularly wormed, so doubt it.
This is a very informative video top marks to the human.
If you liked this please comment and like the video. If you want to be an absolute legend then watch another video from the Aquarium Adventures channel
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I miss this kind of vids instead of the friday night live.
Can't I do both?
@@AquariumAdventures you can but before the friday night live you made more of these kind of videos. I prefer them more than the live videos. In my opinion they are better than live videos. That goes for 90% of the RUclips channels.
@@michaeldegroot7550 The live streams don't affect my recorded video output. Lives take 2 hours on a Friday evening - recorded videos take much longer, as and when I find time. I have people who prefer the livestreams, and people who prefer the recorded content - If you prefer one over the other, thats cool!
@@AquariumAdventures No worries. You have the right to do what you please. I just wanted to point out I liked the channel more when there were more these type of vids and less live vids.
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So you guys worm discus instead of de-warming them
Yes, we save an enormous amount of time skipping the 'de' 😉
@@AquariumAdventuresTouche. 😊😊
Can it be used on spiny eels ?????
Honestly - not sure. I've googled and found examples of people using a Flubendazole wormer with them successfully, but I have no experience, sorry.
API general cure worked for me.
@@AquariumAdventures no worries cheers