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  1. fishgeek

    cold water

    being polikotherms you will be lowering the fish's immune system infections will have more opportunity ich springs readily to mind , most opportunsits will be more prevalent get yourself another heater andrew
  2. fishgeek

    Still in the grips of Camallanus worms

    rolo why do you say not to use flubendazol? andrew
  3. fishgeek

    Still in the grips of Camallanus worms

    can you use the product in water? are there any instruction and prices that you can refer me to or prehasp the manufacturer's site thanks andrew
  4. fishgeek

    Still in the grips of Camallanus worms

    i have recently seen a product called gel tek that you may wish to try if you are certain that it is camallanus then this product has flubendazol in which is a different neamtodicide from the same family as levamisol the real benefit though is that it also contains metronidazol and...
  5. fishgeek

    beaten up wild macmasteris

    if it is trauma it will not be seen in the offspring andrew
  6. fishgeek

    beaten up wild macmasteris

    good quality clean water and you probably wont need to medicate if the wound is not fresh so to speak and has no signs of secondary infection(fungal or bacterial) then ou are probably not likely to have issue's fins can regenerate quite well though if bone exposed i doubt that you will...
  7. fishgeek

    Altaspinosa

    nick if you use the search box on th top header you will get answers to all you are looking for also apistogramma.com has a species gallery with things like this being loaded , i'm not sure there is a link button of the forum site http://www.apistogramma.com/cms/ andrew
  8. fishgeek

    Very quick death :(

    apologies , i did type a response though i obvously did not post it
  9. fishgeek

    Confused about Apistos

    cacatoides or borreli would probably be my first choices in higher pH waters if keeping males i go by a rule of 2 sq ft area for a male territory so your tank wiould only house one male territory if just keeping males then less reason for them to squabble over tank space if no girls or...
  10. fishgeek

    dwarf cichlids in 190L aquarium

    i would suggest that 2 male territory's could be accomadated in your tank you would want to scape so that lines of sight along the tank are not possibly for the whole length and provide multiple small cave like area's for fish to retreat to within each male territory you should be able...
  11. fishgeek

    apistogramma in Wollongong/Sydney

    http://www.discusforums.com/forum/ shaun try asking the boy's on discus page australia, they have a group of dwarf cichlid enthusiast there with more local shop knowledge andrew
  12. fishgeek

    Dither Fish

    my bloody guppy's wouldn't die in any water i purchased 6 as some of my first fish 5-6 years ago, prehaps there life span is hsorter in soft waters, though mine have been breeding and reproducing up until just recently when they were the first to succumb to a mistaken acid overdose andrew
  13. fishgeek

    Very quick death :(

    I dont see any specific clnical signs in your observations just general "i'm not feeling well" signs Though for some reason reading the post i thought neuro issue's , which would either be toxin(i would expect more fish to show similar signs)parasitic and bacterial options for mennigitis...
  14. fishgeek

    Tank crash!

    sorry , i guess humour is hard to convey in wrtiting andrew
  15. fishgeek

    Tank crash!

    is it just the action of the amino acid or does it have to be specifically turkey? is it proven to work in fish? or just carried over from mammalian studies? andrew
  16. fishgeek

    Help ID please

    mike how far wrong am i? looking at my books now i see that eunotus has a different dorsal fin, spines enlarged and seperated anyting else that i should be seeing? andrew
  17. fishgeek

    Help ID please

    looks more like a regani fish to me than a cactoides, so dont think it is a jurensis my guess, from some previous posts, would be something like a eunotus 'orange tail' i am sure i have been reading orangeflossen or orange something whilst seeing this, or a similar fish discussed than...
  18. fishgeek

    Agassizii Breeding Behaviour

    her belly looks tucked up could she have already laid?
  19. fishgeek

    Doramectin

    i have veterinary texts with dose's for fenbendazol, levanisol and mebendazol , with only precautions of levamisol and anorexia at higher dosing mebendazol and closantel are now available as a combined product in the USA even luferon is written up do they no longer produce ivermectin...
  20. fishgeek

    Doramectin

    talk to the fisheries department , like i say it definetly has been written up in english scottish farmed salmon as a drug (ivermectin that is) unless the fish have that gaba receptor problem or differing blood brain membrane then should be ok , i too thought it was particularly toxic (i guess i...
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