i bought the most beautiful leopard discus, he never wanted to eat, so I followed a treatment protocol on line and I raised the temp to 90 degrees in a quarantine tank, well it died the next day. So I don't know if it was because it was a new tank of the temperature that killed it. I used the same water from my established tank and some decorations and I added quick start and I added potassium permanganate. Idk what happened.
Cant argue with your results however im confused about the water changes. I thought u shouldnt do water changes when dosing melafix. Only change water after the 7 day treatment? I assume the melafix still helped?
After 3 week, discus fish put back in main tank. Main tank no need medication dose and no 50% water change. Discus Fish is healthy to recovered by itself.
@@aquafishhw9864 do mean water change and medication as well every day. And how do I stop the issue reoccurring? I have that same problem over and over again.
Finally a wonder realistic video with great results. I’m glad your Discus are healthy again. Thanks for sharing.
Great to see these discus recover like this many thanks for sharing your methods for cure 👍
Key thing is the importance of a quarantine tank.
Great recovery 👍. Any idea why they got sick in the first place. Thanks
Dirty water_less amount of oxygen_ammonia spike_excessive water flow in the tank…..anyone or all of them.
i bought the most beautiful leopard discus, he never wanted to eat, so I followed a treatment protocol on line and I raised the temp to 90 degrees in a quarantine tank, well it died the next day. So I don't know if it was because it was a new tank of the temperature that killed it. I used the same water from my established tank and some decorations and I added quick start and I added potassium permanganate. Idk what happened.
For discuss fish daily water change is required?
Can we use canister filter instead of sponge filter
Do you have to do 50% water change in 75 gallon every day
Any help would be great.
Cant argue with your results however im confused about the water changes. I thought u shouldnt do water changes when dosing melafix. Only change water after the 7 day treatment? I assume the melafix still helped?
Melafix is useless
No one has replied to you, you need to dose melafix daily and I always do a 50% water change before.
@@johnwhite2293 melafix is useless. Snake oil
Hi, nice to see! At 4th week, the tank as a special bottom sand, what is it? Look natural but flat as sticker, I'm curious ;-)
Very hopefull vedio👌👌🌹🌹
Life saver for my discuss
Was your med tank already cycled or was it just simply, new water, filter and water changes (with meds obviously)
What do you have for your substrate? Love the video
What was the duration of the treatment??
Hi, Aquarium Salt is the same that Salt Marine?
Foamy water for me is usually a sign of ammonia in my water
Wow very good video on Discus fish treatment. Thank you for shearing your success method. 👍👍👍👏👏👏 love the video well done.
Not really melafix is useless.
API and seachem both need to be used at a time? Of both treatment
well done
Poor fish, glad he recovered
Very good
sir u great
but whit what did you treat the fish? you didn`t say
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How did you do that?
After 3 week u have transfer to main tank .. after that for 3 week and 4 week do you daily remove 50 water and ice same dose in main tank
After 3 week, discus fish put back in main tank. Main tank no need medication dose and no 50% water change. Discus Fish is healthy to recovered by itself.
@@aquafishhw9864 what are you feeding them? and do you add salt even after recovered?
@@JosephKarthic Nornal pellet. No add salt.
Мы лечим такое за 2 дня , препаратом Д1 . 👍
What is D1 ?
i have been using API general cure as my metro treatment for parasites, but should i switch to Seachem ?
Just maintain daily water change and dose medication. Will be OK.
@@aquafishhw9864 do mean water change and medication as well every day. And how do I stop the issue reoccurring? I have that same problem over and over again.
how did you detect internal parasites?
I think it's a bacterial infections not an internal parasite
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