Hi Guys,
I've recently lost a bunch of Neon Tetras, and a Siamese Algae Eater, and 2 of my Black Mollys now have a very small number of white spots on them, and a sort of white fluff around their mouths. I'm trying to figure out what I should be treating for here.
Size of tank: 80 Gallons/300 Litres
Freshwater
Filter: AqauaOne Nautilus 1100 (1100lph/290gph)
Water parameters:
Ammonia 0
Nitrite 0
Nitrate 5-10
Temperature: 24*C/75*F
Other Fish:
3 Small Angels
2 African Butterfly Cichlids
2 Platy
3 Siamese Algae Eater
2 Otocinclus
6 Neon Tetras (Was 20 - 14 Have died over the past few days)
5 Molly
4 Guppy
2 Dwarf Gourami
All are small.
Foods: Tropical Flakes/Algae Wafer Once per day
Signs/symptoms: very small number of white spots and white fluff around mouth
I changed the water this morning (25%) and I am using Gravel Substrate which is fully vacuumed on each change.
I've recently lost a bunch of Neon Tetras, and a Siamese Algae Eater, and 2 of my Black Mollys now have a very small number of white spots on them, and a sort of white fluff around their mouths. I'm trying to figure out what I should be treating for here.
Size of tank: 80 Gallons/300 Litres
Freshwater
Filter: AqauaOne Nautilus 1100 (1100lph/290gph)
Water parameters:
Ammonia 0
Nitrite 0
Nitrate 5-10
Temperature: 24*C/75*F
Other Fish:
3 Small Angels
2 African Butterfly Cichlids
2 Platy
3 Siamese Algae Eater
2 Otocinclus
6 Neon Tetras (Was 20 - 14 Have died over the past few days)
5 Molly
4 Guppy
2 Dwarf Gourami
All are small.
Foods: Tropical Flakes/Algae Wafer Once per day
Signs/symptoms: very small number of white spots and white fluff around mouth
I changed the water this morning (25%) and I am using Gravel Substrate which is fully vacuumed on each change.