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Old 06-02-2015, 03:59 PM   #1
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Default (Urgent) Sick L27. Pls help!!!

Hi Everyone.
Pls kindly help me on my L27 goldline situation. below I put the current situation of my fish n the step that I had done the pass few days.

Fish situation
1st day
-white spot appearing on the head
2nd day
-white spot started to spread from head to mouth.
3rd day
-white spot almost filled the head n tail is started to rot.
4th day
-tail still rotting, half of the tail drop off or rotten off.

Thing done
-Heater temperature change to 32°c.
-Changing new tap water everyday but only 10%.
-PH 6.6- 6.8.
-Drift wood removed from tank. (unsure drift wood is growing any bacteria or worms.)

If anyone got this experience of curing my fish situation pls kindly help up.



Pls kindly take a look. thank you.
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Old 06-02-2015, 04:26 PM   #2
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Bro,
Take a read on the article, hope it helps. http://plecoplanet.com/?page_id=791
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Old 06-02-2015, 04:35 PM   #3
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panaque plague?
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Old 06-02-2015, 05:40 PM   #4
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Gone case liao
If there are other Panaque, remove them, will spread
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Old 06-02-2015, 05:43 PM   #5
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Bro....dunno if my suggestion can help...try doing waterchange and add salt....premix the salt in water before pouring into tank.....all the best...
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Old 06-02-2015, 07:37 PM   #6
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This disease looks scary....spreading super fast. How did it get it in the first place? Hope u able to find a cure for that poor fish....good luck!
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Old 06-02-2015, 08:19 PM   #7
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1 100% agree bro:d
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Old 07-02-2015, 09:18 PM   #8
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Bro only use heater
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Old 08-02-2015, 12:07 AM   #9
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http://plecoplanet.com/?page_id=791

check this link out. HTH

Panaque Plague “An Article of Personal Experience”
Written by Brittney Nolette(Kittyfish)
November 2009

Potential pathogen: Piscirickettsia salmonis.

Ref:http://64.233.169.104/search?q=cache...nk&cd=23&gl=sg

Source: http://www.plecofanatics.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=41695


Treatment, Causes, and Prevention of Panaque Plague

July 2006: Actual account of an outbreak
Suspected Cause: Introduction of new driftwood into aquarium
Species affected by disease: Panaque sp.( L191)x2, Panaque sp. (L203)

First signs of illness were small 2-3cm circular/spherical white/whitish-pink lesions on the body of said species. Lesions spread quickly; areas including the mouth, stomach, sides and snout were affected. Eyes became sunken and secondary infections resulted. Initial treatment consisted of a ½ dose of Quickcure for two days. The disease continued to spread throughout these two days with no reactions to the medication. Lighting was cut as well as a 10 degree drop in temperature applied (from 80 degrees Fahrenheit to 70 degrees Fahrenheit). The potential pathogen(s) responsible for the disease referred to here as “Panaque Plague” lives in two types of water conditions. One being either cool temperatures (70 degrees Fahrenheit and below, and the other being warm temperatures (above 70 degrees Fahrenheit). One key method to treatment is to switch the temperature from the initial time of outbreak to either a rise in temperature or reduction in temperature. Next remove all decorations, plants, inverts, and un-affected fish including any Panaques that did not obtain the disease. During my experience with this, I left one piece of wood to ease stress to the affected Panaques. Any fish that were not affected were moved to healthy tanks that did NOT contain any species of Panaque. Another method would be to move any healthy fish to a “Hospital Tank” for further observation. However, note that this disease has a high mortality rate and can completely wipe out all diseased fish within 48 hours.

*One species known to be very susceptible to this disease is Panaque sp. (L191). Species not of the genus Panaque have not been known to be affected by this disease. However, a similar pathogen(s) has been recorded to affect Carp.
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Old 08-02-2015, 02:17 AM   #10
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Thanks all bro for help n tips. thanks a lot. I'll do my best.
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