Update: Cure It, And Something Else Will Come!

[mnbyiuopre]

She might not be that old though, I've never guessed a fish's age before. For all I know she could be months. Maybe if I post a pic you would be able to tell?

 

[WILDER]

No its not easy to tell a fish age even by a pic.
A blessing to be honest if she not having young, lol

 

[TerraDreamer]

Okay, I found out you have to put everything else back in except the charcoal! Um...this may seem like a dumb question but.....what is 30 degrees C in F?

30C = 86F

http/www.metric-conversions.org/temperat...-fahrenheit.htm

Steve

 

[mnbyiuopre]

I guess your right Wilder. She might have even aborted the babies (if she had any) because of the Ick anyway. Well, if she does have babies they might be smart enough to hide under my rock formation where no adults can get them.

The Ick looks like it's getting better. There are less spots on the fish anyway. I read up on Ick and I guess that means it's attached to some surface of a plant or rock.

 

[WILDER]

Ok good luck.
Yes whitespot can be on plants as well as in the gravel.

 

[mnbyiuopre]

Okay, it looks like the Ick has left the fish. Unfortunatly another fish has died. It was the one that had the fin rot. I believe what happened is that it did not have enough time to recover before the Ick struck. It must have had some Ick on it. Don't worry, I'm waiting until the cycle completes to replace him.

 

[mnbyiuopre]

Ick has definetly left the fish. The female sword is pregnant as a quite noticable gravid spot hs appeared on her. Any advice on the pregnant fish? SHould just leave it be in the tank? This also probably means I'll have more babies in the next coupleof months doesn't it?

 

[WILDER]

Leave her in the tank she been stressed enough, the fry will survive if there plenty of hiding spaces and plants.