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well i tried it, it seems to stay on ok but i hope i didnt stress him out too much...poor little guy is still breathing heavy and his mouth is always gaping.
here is a pic of the lil guy
here is a pic of the lil guy
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really? tell us how it goes. i would have just went with some melafix. never know until someone tries though.Last edited by cichlid1409; 10-23-2009, 01:45 AM.Comment
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Neosporin does work. I've used it on my discus. Since it has a petroleum jelly base it stays on pretty well. I'd reapplied it daily.
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Awesome, I thought it would work as long as it could stay applied380G For Sale $3000 Acrylic tank & stand
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the problem is the stress caused to the fish. you can buy fish anesthetic that you pour in the water. Really though, the way I have had luck is using melafix and pimamix, add aloe vera to the water, and change 25 to 35 percent every other day. also fish lose salt through their wounds, so adding a little salt will help.Life's to short to worry and too long to wait
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wouldnt it screw up the water....i wish you could use neosporin.....remember i have big mean petros!Originally posted by geoff_tropheus View Post
petro crazy!!!
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