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[twilight_angel]

how to cure a molly with fungus...

please leave a comment...

 

[Truck]

antibacterial med should do the trick, but wilder may be of more help to you.

 

[liz2]

it works with bettas but dont know about mollies....quarantine crystal clean water with water conditioner and aqua salt....

 

[Colin_T]

antibacterial medications won't work on fungal infections. A broad spectrum medication that treats fungus and bacteria will work.
Salt can be used to treat mollies and other livebearers but should not be used if there are corydoras or discus in the tank.
Any medication containing Methylene Blue will treat fungus.

 

[twilight_angel]

antibacterial medications won't work on fungal infections. A broad spectrum medication that treats fungus and bacteria will work.
Salt can be used to treat mollies and other livebearers but should not be used if there are corydoras or discus in the tank.
Any medication containing Methylene Blue will treat fungus.

by now i'm using table salt...

a little amount of table salt...

 

[Piltdownpaul]

Aquarium salt NOT table salt

 

[chesterscot]

yeah dont use table salt it might not be good for your fish
scot

 

[twilight_angel]

yeah dont use table salt it might not be good for your fish
scot

experimenting...

 

[twilight_angel]

yeah dont use table salt it might not be good for your fish
scot

there's no marine salt at the store where i bought my fishes...

i need to have some improvized salt before the fishes get worst...

i don't want them to die...

some people say that it is ok for them...

 

[Piltdownpaul]

Dont experiment on your fish -treat them with respect and treat them correctly.

 

[chesterscot]

it isnt marine salt your after angel just aquarium salt its not the same thing i dont think lol though i most probs wrong
scot

 

[Colin_T]

You can use any salt however, table salt often has iodine in and high levels of iodine can cause problems to fish. Rock or swimming pool salt is fine and doesn't have iodine in. Sea salt or seawater can be used. Even non-iodised table salt is fine to use.

Use 1 heaped tablespoon of salt per 20litres of tank water. You can add more if there aren't any corydoras, angelfish or discus in the tank.
Leave the salt in the water for a couple of weeks, then start doing small (10-15%) water changes to dilute the salt.

 

[twilight_angel]

Dont experiment on your fish -treat them with respect and treat them correctly.

i'm not really experementing...



i should not do nothing...

there is no marine salt, sea salt or aquarium salt here...

what else can i do...

 

[nosoup4you]

Un-iodized table salt is fine if you have it.

 

[naomilovesherfish]

try getting hold of some methylene blue that treats both fungal and bacterial infections pretty much all of them.

naomi
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