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I have an Exquisite Fairy Wrasse and an Orange-Back Fairy Wrasse that are in quarantine. I recently noticed them scratching their gills on the PVC fittings and yawning. So I did some research and decided to dose PraziPro. I have read that it could be caused by flukes or ich. It makes sense that I may not see ich on the wrasses since they tend to have thicker slime coats than other fish.
My Orange-Back has become lethargic after the initial dose of PraziPro today; it’s stationed on the bottom glass, but it’s breathing and eating normally, and moves between PVC fittings. The Exquisite is swimming around like there have been no changes to its environment. I understand that lethargy can be caused by PraziPro, so I’m keeping a close eye on them.
Is it best to wait until after the second dose of PraziPro to start treating with copper? If so, then should they get a break between the PraziPro and copper treatments?
Thank you!
My Orange-Back has become lethargic after the initial dose of PraziPro today; it’s stationed on the bottom glass, but it’s breathing and eating normally, and moves between PVC fittings. The Exquisite is swimming around like there have been no changes to its environment. I understand that lethargy can be caused by PraziPro, so I’m keeping a close eye on them.
Is it best to wait until after the second dose of PraziPro to start treating with copper? If so, then should they get a break between the PraziPro and copper treatments?
Thank you!