Fungus
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You can buy anti fungal drops to add to water. Common names are myaxin and protozin. Ask at an aquarium shop. Also try salt baths...follow the recipe for holtfreters for a guide on how much salt to add.. You don't need the other ingredients for a salt bath. |
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I really don't see any reason to use expensive medications when salt baths will adequately treat most external bacterial and fungal infections. I have successfully treated mudpuppies and greater sirens, and some of them were pretty bad. I use 10-25ppt baths for 10-20 min, and then keep 2-3ppt salt in the tank.
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Salt baths are useful for treating many skin ailments and fungal infections. but there are a whole host of things that won't respond to it and additional medication should be considered. I bet our hospitals in UK wish they could treat most things with salt baths. Especially the superbug problem. |
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