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Been tubbing him for about 10 days now after cycle crashed in tank. 100% water changes daily and keeping temp at around 61 degrees and staying within half a degree when swapping tanks.

He hasn't been eating much, hasn't eaten much since being tubbed, just half a nightcrawler last monday until he ate some blood worms night.
Thought his gills looked fuzzy when I checked on him this morning to put in an Indian almond leave (I sanutized it by boiling it for a few minutes and letting it dry over night.

Took these pictures of him this evening.

Should I try a tea bath or a salt bath? Or am I just freaking out for no reason.

Thanks
 

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WagsOwner said:
Been tubbing him for about 10 days now after cycle crashed in tank. 100% water changes daily and keeping temp at around 61 degrees and staying within half a degree when swapping tanks.

He hasn't been eating much, hasn't eaten much since being tubbed, just half a nightcrawler last monday until he ate some blood worms night.
Thought his gills looked fuzzy when I checked on him this morning to put in an Indian almond leave (I sanutized it by boiling it for a few minutes and letting it dry over night.

Took these pictures of him this evening.

Should I try a tea bath or a salt bath? Or am I just freaking out for no reason.

Thanks
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it’s difficult to see if any fungus is still present- but if you see anything thats even suspicious, continue tea bath and IAL treatments :)
 
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