swordtail7
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Hello all.
I'm Joe, I own a juwel rio 240L community tank containing;
4 x Black widow tetra
2 x Dwarf Gourami
2 x Platy
2 x Ottocinclus
5 x Molly
1 x Black Molly
8 x Molly fry (young)
My water parameters are: 0 Ammonia, 0 Nitrite, >10ppm Nitrate.
About 2 months ago I noticed red 'spikes' protruding from one of my
gourami's vent & after a little research I diagnosed him to have a
Camallanus worm infection.
I treated the entire tank with NT Lab's 'Anti Fluke & Wormer'
Medicine following a recommendation from my LFS. A week in I noticed the
other smaller Gourami had one small 'spike' also. I repeated the
treatment as advised for a month (once a week for 4 weeks). The worms
seem to have started to protrude more on the big Gourami (he has more
than 12 spikes!) but none have been passed (I have cleaned tank well
where appropiate) Therefore the Infection still exists.
After leaving the tank for the recommended 10 days between medications I am now ready to use Chanaverm;
Cant post link but Vetark sell it, its formulated for use with fish & it contains Levamisol, pls google it. Sorry.
Anyone else used this? there is not much info about & I really dont want to harm any of my fish.
Many thanks in advance, Joe
I'm Joe, I own a juwel rio 240L community tank containing;
4 x Black widow tetra
2 x Dwarf Gourami
2 x Platy
2 x Ottocinclus
5 x Molly
1 x Black Molly
8 x Molly fry (young)
My water parameters are: 0 Ammonia, 0 Nitrite, >10ppm Nitrate.
About 2 months ago I noticed red 'spikes' protruding from one of my
gourami's vent & after a little research I diagnosed him to have a
Camallanus worm infection.
I treated the entire tank with NT Lab's 'Anti Fluke & Wormer'
Medicine following a recommendation from my LFS. A week in I noticed the
other smaller Gourami had one small 'spike' also. I repeated the
treatment as advised for a month (once a week for 4 weeks). The worms
seem to have started to protrude more on the big Gourami (he has more
than 12 spikes!) but none have been passed (I have cleaned tank well
where appropiate) Therefore the Infection still exists.
After leaving the tank for the recommended 10 days between medications I am now ready to use Chanaverm;
Cant post link but Vetark sell it, its formulated for use with fish & it contains Levamisol, pls google it. Sorry.
Anyone else used this? there is not much info about & I really dont want to harm any of my fish.
Many thanks in advance, Joe