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When I peeked in on them last night I didn't see any wormy pieces laying on the gravel. I'm going to do a water change tonight anyway, because before re-dosing the tank I need to do the recommended water change, so I will be vacuuming up anything that they might have missed.

Will do, thank you for the advice. :) So far *knock on wood* everyone else is acting fine, they enthusiastically ate a bunch of bloodworms yesterday, so. Hopefully it was caught in time. I appreciate the help.

I did not. I just used the furan-2 and the kanaplex. I was actually going to ask how long I should do the treatment. (If not just you, but anyone knows). I did the directions on the box for Furan-2, so 4 total treatments, and 3 days of Kanaplex (cuz it says not to use it more than 3 days). My...

Vitachem is just liquid water soluble vitamins, and garlic guard is just garlic extract (read: garlic juice) that I soak their food in to make it yummy and for them to get a little extra immune boost. My bettas love it. Also, so far *knocks profusely on wood* all of my bettas are doing quite...

Haha, thanks. >.< Sorry to hear about your discus, though. I do 30-50% water changes every week, use vitachem and garlic guard, feed them NLS flakes, brine shrimp, blood worms, look them over with a scrutinizing eye every day and have a larger filter than I need for the tank size. BAH...

Just a quick update: I had to euthanize the cory that is pictured on the first page. Poor dude kept flopping over on his side and I would think he was dead and then he'd like spaz and flutter and right himself. But he was listing and breathing heavily and I felt so bad for the little fella. Also...

Thank you :) Also, I'll go ahead and use it - a quick google says it should be okay. If not, I can always get more nerites. <_<

Thanks! I have a giant thing of H2O2 (because I'm a klutz!), so would be up to that as well. I have seen PP mentioned a lot in forums, but honestly I haven't really researched it. For some reason I feel like it's bad for inverts? o_O But that might be untrue (I've read a lot about a lot of meds...

Ha, oh, I'm definitely scared. I've read about columnaris and it's scary sh!t. But I also am trying to get a jump on it and be as proactive as I possibly can. Thankfully the corys are the only things showing symptoms so far *knock on wood* and the rest of my fish are like "DAYUM THOSE BLOODWORMS...

Thank you. Okay, so question about salt (Also I posted my params up top on the original post - everything looked okay, except my nitrates were a bit higher than I'd like to see...but it's water change day anyway, and I'm going to do a big thorough gravel vac and boil my decorations and get rid...

I have actually read that article before, but part of me is wondering if it isn't the saprolegnia (sp??) because of the brown growths on my cory's fins AND the fact that my temp was sustained at 86 for 3 weeks. My plants were dying off, too, so that would've contributed to the organic matter...

Thank you to you both. Should I just treat the whole tank, then? (Reading the link now) I have both Furan 2 and Kanaplex on hand. ETA: I'm going to be doing a huge gravel vac and water change today, as well as trying to clean my tank decor. *sigh*

I just got home and saw that one of my other cories has white fuzz around his mouth, and I'm about to catch him and stick him in with my other cory while I'm doing the water tests. :/ All my other fish are totally fine, it's just the corys.

Good morning everyone! One of my corydoras Julii is suffering from something growing on his fins and I have no idea what is wrong :( He wasn't really moving last night, but he's a cory, and they do that sometimes, so I didn't think too much of it. This morning I found him in the same spot and...

TBH, since they are snails, they are in a little tank in the basement. XD They do have a heater and a filter, but the only light is a table lamp that is on the piece of furniture they're on, lol. I have been looking and I am seeing ~6 weeks for a fallow period, but I have seen as high as 12...