Machiavelli
New member
Hi All,
I'm now researching the use of Indian almond leaves in our axolotl tank as a means of providing an anti-fungal remedy.
On the advice of two staff members at our local pet store, who have axolotls as pets themselves, I added dissolved aquarium salt to our tank last week and it seems to be clearing up the stress coat on our little black one.
Can anyone give me advice on the benefits of aquarium salt against Indian almond leaves, or vice versa, to prevent fungal infection to our axolotls?
I've ordered Indian almond leaves from amy-lim on Ebay after following a link in a post on this forum.
Can we use aquarium salt and Indian almond leaves, or should we cycle the salt treated water out of our tank before introducing the Indian almond leaves to the tank?
Thanks in advance for your help:happy:
Mach
I'm now researching the use of Indian almond leaves in our axolotl tank as a means of providing an anti-fungal remedy.
On the advice of two staff members at our local pet store, who have axolotls as pets themselves, I added dissolved aquarium salt to our tank last week and it seems to be clearing up the stress coat on our little black one.
Can anyone give me advice on the benefits of aquarium salt against Indian almond leaves, or vice versa, to prevent fungal infection to our axolotls?
I've ordered Indian almond leaves from amy-lim on Ebay after following a link in a post on this forum.
Can we use aquarium salt and Indian almond leaves, or should we cycle the salt treated water out of our tank before introducing the Indian almond leaves to the tank?
Thanks in advance for your help:happy:
Mach