So we won this Wyoming White from Ocean Gallery at their MACNA booth and found it to be sick once we got home. We're not sure how long it's been sick before we got him.
We've been treating him for 2 weeks now for white cottony growths on his top fin and tail fin, along with other white spots on his body which is hard to see from pics since he's mostly white as is. We assumed these were parasites so we started with Formalin and he only got worse.
Wednesday we started using cupramine after using carbon to get any left over Formalin out of the quarantine tank.
We found him on bottom of the tank this morning, he started swimming near the top of the tank when I shot this video. He started showing signs of pop eye yesterday and you can see how he swims on his side. My fiance ended up putting melafix in there along with another dose of copper.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryH7-Hlc57w[/youtube]
Sorry for the crappy video, my video camera doesn't like focusing on close things apparently. The first picture in the video is from the night we put him in the tank and you can see the growths pretty clearly, well as clearly as you can from my blurry shots. Then the next two pictures are from a couple days later, the growths are bigger.
So he's only getting worse, and we're not sure what to do. Any ideas?
We've been treating him for 2 weeks now for white cottony growths on his top fin and tail fin, along with other white spots on his body which is hard to see from pics since he's mostly white as is. We assumed these were parasites so we started with Formalin and he only got worse.
Wednesday we started using cupramine after using carbon to get any left over Formalin out of the quarantine tank.
We found him on bottom of the tank this morning, he started swimming near the top of the tank when I shot this video. He started showing signs of pop eye yesterday and you can see how he swims on his side. My fiance ended up putting melafix in there along with another dose of copper.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryH7-Hlc57w[/youtube]
Sorry for the crappy video, my video camera doesn't like focusing on close things apparently. The first picture in the video is from the night we put him in the tank and you can see the growths pretty clearly, well as clearly as you can from my blurry shots. Then the next two pictures are from a couple days later, the growths are bigger.
So he's only getting worse, and we're not sure what to do. Any ideas?