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Permangenate treatments
I've given my indoor GF a couple of PP treatments two days apart to cure a
parasite/fungus problem. I dosed them at 3 PPM to start (Friday) and kept the water pinkish with an extra 1 PPM every two hours. The day after (Saturday) the first treatment the fish with the white bump had shed his fungus patch and all the fish were much more active and hungry. One day later (Sunday) I gave them a second dose following the same regimen. They were all fine the next day, but by the evening the white patch had returned to the affected fish. I can't believe the fungus returned after the excellent results from the first treatment. Is it possible that this is some sort of skin growth and not the fungus returning? I had read that the PP may need several treatments either two days apart or four days apart depending on the life cycle of the parasite. I plan to does them again tomorrow unless suggested otherwise. Any thoughts or alternative treatments? Nitrates seem very good at the moment BTW, the PP seems to have done a number of the DOCs. I've also done 50% water changes between PP treatments. TIA |
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