dazbud
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I have a school of 9 neons in my community tank. One of them has a small white growth under its mouth. Its been there for about 3 weeks now. It hasn't grown and its not stopping the fish from eating. All the other fish are fine and the infected one displays normal behaviour and colour too.
I've had him in a quarantine tank for 3 days treatments twice. Once for a normally course of Esha2000, then a week later for a double strength dose of Esha. It hasn't gone.
I've returned him to the big tank now. But wondering whether I should just destroy him. Any ideas what it is, or why its so persistent.
Its not white spot, because no grains and no other fish affected.
It looks more like a fungus than a spot of growth. But I'm puzzled as to why the fish is still alive and behaving normally and why it won't respond to treatement. Esha2000 is normally good at fungal/bacterial one off infections.
I've had him in a quarantine tank for 3 days treatments twice. Once for a normally course of Esha2000, then a week later for a double strength dose of Esha. It hasn't gone.
I've returned him to the big tank now. But wondering whether I should just destroy him. Any ideas what it is, or why its so persistent.
Its not white spot, because no grains and no other fish affected.
It looks more like a fungus than a spot of growth. But I'm puzzled as to why the fish is still alive and behaving normally and why it won't respond to treatement. Esha2000 is normally good at fungal/bacterial one off infections.