Just curious how do u guys treat ur fish when hey get bloat and what are ur treatment schedules ?
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Look for it in the "diseases and medication" section. Originally posted by Geoff.
Edit: moved this thread to the same section.Last edited by SunnyHouTX; 06-08-2013, 08:30 AM.
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Here you go....Alex . I'm a Clout user . I pretty much treat the same as Geoff does below . I have had awesome results with Clout .
The two most widely used Bloat treatments are with Metrodiazonal or with "CLOUT" tablets by Aquarium Products.
I have found that the best method for treatment of Bloat is to use CLOUT in this manner.
Day 1- Remove any Carbon or other Absorbtion type resins or Media + 50% Waterchange + Dose 1 tablet per 10 gallons
Day 2- Dose 1 tablet per 10 gallons
Day 3- Dose 1 tablet per 10 gallons
Day 4- 50% Waterchange + Dose 1 tablet per 10 gallons
Day 5- Dose 1 tablet per 10 gallons
Day 6- Dose 1 tablet per 10 gallons
Day 7- Add Carbon + 50% Waterchange (usually cured by Day 7)
After 2 or 3 days remove the carbon
Always treat minimally for 5 days even if cured.
On very rare or tough cases, treatment is needed past Day 7, so if needed on Day 7 do not add Carbon, but instead dose 1 tablet per 10 gallons as directed on the bottle. Always treat until all fish are eating, in the same manner as before. Â*Use the routine of Dose, Dose, Dose and Waterchange.
If your fish has bulging eyes or protruding scales it is a pretty bad case. Â*
The most important thing you need to do is also find what caused the case of bloat. Â*Tropheus get bloat from Stress. Â*This stress is either caused by Diet, Water Quality, or physical stress from agression or enviroment.
If you use the Metro treatment, use the metro tablets to treat your aquarium as directed on the bottle. Â*Then get Metro powder if possible, if not then crush you metro tablets up, and soak your flake food in the dissolve metro and feed in that manner.
When using the Metro treatment, this is what I prefer.
Using Jungle Labs "Parasite Clear" Tablets 1 per 10 gallons. Â*These tablets contain both Metrodiazonal and Praziquental, two of the most powerful meds for internal parasites. Â*Use the directions on the packaging.
I hope this helps...
I have been keeping nothing but Tropheus for over 10 years, if you have any further questions PM me or post here.
Take care,
Geoff
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Epson salt is a good additive when doing WC as well.5 gal baby hecqui grow out
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Tanngankia cichlids what else
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Originally posted by crazy42bmx View PostEpson salt is a good additive when doing WC as well.
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