Damn its annoying. I picked up on a tiny white spot on my endler fry. As it was the only one with white spot in my tank and keeps away from all other fish, i just kept the tank as it was and didnt want to add white spot treatment and screw up my tank harmony. 2 hours later and i quote 2 hours later, i looked again. The fry still only had 1 white spot but the female endler has like 15! The male only has 2. Male and female fry wil survive but i never knew they would be sooooo weak! All the rest of my fish in that tank are loving it! Live food every day, water change every 4 days, damn its annoying.
I just treated them with some really good white spot treatment which cured my clowns so if it can cure them then these should be a breeze
If my female survives the night then she will survive the ordeal. If she is still alive but "going with the flow" then i'll put her out of her mysery. its a shame cuz she's pregnant too :'(
Has anyone else ever had that problem before and is it common? If so, how did they treat and how did they prevent it re-occuring.
I just treated them with some really good white spot treatment which cured my clowns so if it can cure them then these should be a breeze
If my female survives the night then she will survive the ordeal. If she is still alive but "going with the flow" then i'll put her out of her mysery. its a shame cuz she's pregnant too :'(Has anyone else ever had that problem before and is it common? If so, how did they treat and how did they prevent it re-occuring.
