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Good day everyone,
I haven’t found much about treating eels that become injured. I believe there may have been a squabble for a piece of food and the snowflake was bitten on the top of his head by the tessalata, barely missing his eyes, imagine a bonnet, that’s what it looks like. It is red and there’s visible tissue damage and he is clearly in distress.
Can I dose thé display with H202?
I have some général cure
I have a bit of kanamycin left over from when Canada allowed fish meds.
The H202 would be my preference if that is an acceptable treatment, if I take him out I do not think I would be able to put him back.
@Humblefish
Any advice is appreciated. Thank you
I haven’t found much about treating eels that become injured. I believe there may have been a squabble for a piece of food and the snowflake was bitten on the top of his head by the tessalata, barely missing his eyes, imagine a bonnet, that’s what it looks like. It is red and there’s visible tissue damage and he is clearly in distress.
Can I dose thé display with H202?
I have some général cure
I have a bit of kanamycin left over from when Canada allowed fish meds.
The H202 would be my preference if that is an acceptable treatment, if I take him out I do not think I would be able to put him back.
@Humblefish
Any advice is appreciated. Thank you