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((cw: pet death))
Six minnows in my aquaponic unit died today. Does this sound like a bacterial infection to anyone else? They all had enflamed looking gills, and the one that was still alive when I found it wasn't swimming -- it just laid on the bottom of the quarantine tank until it died. I just did a 50% water change and a Melafix treatment. Here's hoping that'll keep any more of my little ones from getting sick. My poor babies 😞
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I remember why I don't buy melafix anymore.
So I have a sorority of female bettas and two of them somehow got injured and lost some scales. I have never seen any of these fish fight and I've had them for well over a month now and they lived in a communal tank before that so I legitimately do not know how they got hurt.
But I digress.
My only other tank is a plastic tank that isn't the cleanest and I don't have great luck with so I didnt want to originally use it as a quarantine tank. So I kept them in the main tank, kept an eye on them, removed the carbon filter, did a big water change and ran to the store to look for some form of wound care the next day.
It's been a while since I had a sick fish and this is the first open wound situation I have ever dealt with so I'm relying on Google results at this point.
One site says use Bettafix or diluted Melafix.
One site says never use either of those but rely on water changes and salt because those use tea tree oil and that can coat a betta's labyrinth and effect their breathing.
One site says never use salt because it's an irritant for bettas and suggested things that my local pet store does not have.
One site says use Pimafix because it might be a negative something or the other infection. [Note: that went over my head, I have no clue what they were talking about and don't remember anything but 'negative' and 'positive']
And then I got numerous results on how to identify different diseases in my fish tank and how to repair ripped fins. Considering my search was 'open wound betta' those were not helpful.
Went to pet store and decided to just read the damn labels. Ended up buying Melafix because it says that it is used for open wounds on the website. Five days in and my bettas look worse. Then I remembered that I had used this product before and it sucks ass. It does nothing.
So I'm going to go buy some slime coat+ and use the standby of change most of the water every other day and make sure to add in salt each change. Oh and I dug out the old 5 gal and stuck the two in that.
Crossing my fingers and hoping for the best.
melafix kills nerite snails pass it on
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Found an awesome writeup on Melafix and what it really can and can’t be used for. Now I finally have a source to show people insisting Melafix is a good treatment for friggin columnaris and dropsy -_-
melafix?
I wanted to get some second opinions on using melafix on Dumpling, my rescue goldfish. I know it's not good for bettas because it damages the labyrinth organ but goldfish don't have one correct? Is it safe to use or should I just stick to warm clean water and stress coat?
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Melafix.
To the creators of melafix, FUCK YOU. My betta is ,at the moment, nearly dead and will probably be dead by morning. He can’t breathe and I’m on the verge of tears because he’s suffering. To other betta owners, DO NOT USE MELAFIX OR BETTAFIX IN YOUR BETTA’S TANK. IT WILL DIE.
OK so I have read and heard lots of mixed reviews about this medication and how dangerous it is for bettas and other air breathers, but finally managed to figure out why the reviews are so mixed. WHY DO SOME DIE AND OTHERS DONT? Brace yourself! This took me weeks to finally find the answer! Allergic reaction! As simple as that. Some fish are allergic to this medication and unfortunately unless we know what to look for when a fish is having an allergic reaction there is no way for us to do anything about it.
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API Pondcare Melafix Antibacterial Fish Remedy, 16-Ounce
Antibacterial remedy for the treatment of koi and goldfish diseases including eye cloud, mouth fungus and fin and tail rot. All-natural antibacterial remedy rapidly repairs damaged fins, ulcers and open wounds. Use when adding new fish to the pond. Safe for snails and other invertebrates. Will not harm aquatic plants, affect the pH or adversely affect the biological filter.
Product Features
Treats diseases including eye cloud, mouth fungus and fin & tail rot
Rapidly repairs damaged fins, ulcers and open wounds
Antibacterial remedy for the treatment of koi and goldfish
Will not harm aquatic plants
16 oz. bottle
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