Crisis Averted! Now What?

[CezzaXV]

Hello everyone.

Early last week I noticed one of my cardinal tetra had a large-ish white growth on its face. I immediately moved him to a quarantine tank where he has been since then. All I have to hand is some King British Disease Clear, so I've dosed that according to the instructions and it seems to have cleared up. Hurrah!

But now what? Is it okay to move him back to the main tank or do I need to leave him in there longer to make sure he's not carrying anything contagious? I must admit that although I've had a few fish in quarantine before, this is the first one that hasn't died before I could save him so I'm dead chuffed, but I don't know what to do next!

Thanks in advance for your help

 

[Fishy friend2]

I would just keep him in their for a couple more days to see if it comes back, if not then I would put him back in the tank

 

[snake007]

I would just keep him in their for a couple more days to see if it comes back, if not then I would put him back in the tank

+1

Ive always used kings british disease clear, its always worked for me unlike others ive tried.