evoviiifl
New Member
So just noticed that my baby clown I've had for a few months has little white spots on him and my new addition a red fairy wrasse I have noticed as similar white spots. I have both a larger clown and multi angelfish that are new additions with nothing on them. I also have a lawnmower blenny thats been in the tank since day one. Here is a small video and pics of the fish in question. Any tips on how I can help/treat them?
This is what I've read so far as a solution:
Typically a standard 37% formalin solution (shop & compare prices) is mixed with either fresh or saltwater in a separate treatment container, intitially all fish are given a quick dip or a prolonged bath, followed by continued treatment and care in a QT. Of course the longer fish are exposed to the formalin treatment, the more effective it will be at eliminating this "disease". Whether to administer a dip or a bath to start with is something you will have to determine yourself, but there's a very simple way to do this.
Any truth to the above solution?
This is what I've read so far as a solution:
Typically a standard 37% formalin solution (shop & compare prices) is mixed with either fresh or saltwater in a separate treatment container, intitially all fish are given a quick dip or a prolonged bath, followed by continued treatment and care in a QT. Of course the longer fish are exposed to the formalin treatment, the more effective it will be at eliminating this "disease". Whether to administer a dip or a bath to start with is something you will have to determine yourself, but there's a very simple way to do this.
Any truth to the above solution?
