Yeah, some go for it like crazy and some just dont. My pearscale went for it only once then ignore them until now. My pakistan bf went for it, then stopped for several mnths, and now eat them again...weird....
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@Humblefish
What is the recommended duration for dosing into water if intestinal worms are suspected? 10 days like the rest? Convict Tang wont eat anything I've tried, so Focus/ Metro won't work.
2-3 weeks or until only "normal" poop is observed coming out of the fish for 3-4 days, whichever comes first.
Once the fish resumes eating, try switching over to food soaking metro instead.
Based on that, would you risk unnecessarily treating or just toss into the DT after copper so he will have food and see what happens?
I wouldn't put any fish not eating directly into my DT. Are you running any other meds in QT or just metro? Are all the fish basically finished with your QT protocol? Except this one fish is being a PITA by not eating.
I wouldn't put any fish not eating directly into my DT. Are you running any other meds in QT or just metro? Are all the fish basically finished with your QT protocol? Except this one fish is being a PITA by not eating.
They do. This is the one I am familiar with.Do they sell food already dosed with metro? Can metro be dosed in QT at the same time copper is being used? Just finished prazipro but anthias have some string white going on.
They do. This is the one I am familiar with.
http://www.drgsmarineaquaculture.com/frozen-antibacterial.cfm
It sounds like your tang probably has HLLE, which is more of a condition than an actual disease [ /QUOTE]
That’s sort of what I figured. Totally fine otherwise, hopefully going Into the 125 will help, being QT’d in a 40B probably isn’t helping.
What say you on the metro though in pill form? Still curious for future reference.
What say you on the metro though in pill form? Still curious for future reference.
Assuming it is 100% metronidazole, dosage would be 250-500 mg per 20 gallons. (Metro has a wide therapeutic & tolerance range.) Treat every 48 hours (24 hours for severe problems) with a 25% water change before each treatment. Treat for 10 days.
Is metro effective on flukes?