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elfwolfe
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Location : San Antonio, TX
Favorite Fish: : graduating from community fish to aggressive fish (cichlids), but will always have a soft spot for my krbs and betta's.

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PostSubject: Dropsy   Dropsy Icon_minitime10/17/2010, 12:59 pm

I have found that my new female betta has dropsy, however, not only do I also have a male betta, pleco and a dojo loach in that tank, I also have 3 clams...... if I treat with Maracyn Two, will it harm my clams? If so, what should I do? Is there anything else that would be safe to treat dropsy without hurtingthe clams? Or should I remove the clams? Thanks!
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PostSubject: Re: Dropsy   Dropsy Icon_minitime10/17/2010, 2:32 pm

first of all remove her (female betta) to a QT by herself. 1 less medication needed in a smaller tank 2 meds not in main tank. Not only the claims but the pleco and loach may be affected by meds.
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elfwolfe
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Posts : 381
Location : San Antonio, TX
Favorite Fish: : graduating from community fish to aggressive fish (cichlids), but will always have a soft spot for my krbs and betta's.

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PostSubject: Re: Dropsy   Dropsy Icon_minitime10/17/2010, 7:53 pm

ok, both the male and female betta are in an ice chest and medicated (no other tanks open, so I improvised).... turns out the male is showing fin and tail rot (ugh). Female is in a floating breeder just so there wont be any problems.
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bassic
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Favorite Fish: : I like all fishies...but if I had to choose my current favorite, it would be Enigmatochromis lucanusii.

This will probably change though...so ask me again in a few hours

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PostSubject: Re: Dropsy   Dropsy Icon_minitime10/17/2010, 8:48 pm

dropsy is a nasty thing to see in your tanks.:( Sorry to hear about that. My experience has been that no matter how quickly you catch it, sometimes medication works and sometimes it just doesn't.

I sincerely hope yours makes it through...please keep up posted on their status.
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Favorite Fish: : graduating from community fish to aggressive fish (cichlids), but will always have a soft spot for my krbs and betta's.

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PostSubject: Re: Dropsy   Dropsy Icon_minitime10/19/2010, 11:11 pm

well, the female died (grr!). I had never seen a female with as long of fins as what she had, that was the reason I got her.... Now I guess I will have to wait to see if I can find another one. The male is doing fine, swimming and eating.
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PostSubject: Re: Dropsy   Dropsy Icon_minitime10/20/2010, 11:12 am

I'm sorry to here of your loss.
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PostSubject: Re: Dropsy   Dropsy Icon_minitime10/21/2010, 5:41 pm

Ouch........ At least the male is acting well
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