thats terrible . i would do 50% water changes for at least a week. It is alot better never to put chemicals into the water. there is some wormer that Chensdiscus sells that is very good you put it into the food it works better than flubonel. I hope your fish recover. Your Discus will need tons of fresh water to get rid of there burns from the flubonel .
# 21 September 2007 at 1:02 am
kubamajer said:
Fortunately, all fish recovered in quarantine tank. This progressed a few months with frequent water changes, but all fish are alive.
Thanks for your comment strawwoodclaw.
# 21 September 2007 at 10:37 pm
ROBWILBRINK said:
did you use acetone as an solvent for the flubendazole?
# 10 December 2007 at 8:31 pm
ROBWILBRINK said:
did you use acetone as a solvent for the flubendazole?
# 10 December 2007 at 8:34 pm
kubamajer said:
Yes I did.. as one may read in “about description”. Flubenol is a good dewormer, but I shold use it in bare bottom tank. However every fish recovered and are ok.
# 10 December 2007 at 9:18 pm
ROBWILBRINK said:
the strange behaviour of the fish is caused by the acetone intocication I think
# 10 December 2007 at 9:21 pm
kubamajer said:
Well, now I know that the problem is a bit more complicated, but yes – in general you’re right. Acetone was one of harmfull factors, but also one of flubenol ingredients causes in fish increased inhalation of every stuff dissolved in water.. That show-tank had large bio-load.
They should not be cured in such tank!
Now, after a year I know a bit more about it..
# 10 December 2007 at 9:40 pm
sherryazure said:
National Fish Pharmaceutical has one put hard to dissolve meds in frozen food, smish around then refreeze – helps the med to somehow be absorbed or attached…. I used chemicals in art and would never advise acetone – extremely toxic. Thanks for sharing….it’s all a lerning curve and one person’s work is to the advantage of all. Sherry
thats terrible . i would do 50% water changes for at least a week. It is alot better never to put chemicals into the water. there is some wormer that Chensdiscus sells that is very good you put it into the food it works better than flubonel. I hope your fish recover. Your Discus will need tons of fresh water to get rid of there burns from the flubonel .
Fortunately, all fish recovered in quarantine tank. This progressed a few months with frequent water changes, but all fish are alive.
Thanks for your comment strawwoodclaw.
did you use acetone as an solvent for the flubendazole?
did you use acetone as a solvent for the flubendazole?
Yes I did.. as one may read in “about description”. Flubenol is a good dewormer, but I shold use it in bare bottom tank. However every fish recovered and are ok.
the strange behaviour of the fish is caused by the acetone intocication I think
Well, now I know that the problem is a bit more complicated, but yes – in general you’re right. Acetone was one of harmfull factors, but also one of flubenol ingredients causes in fish increased inhalation of every stuff dissolved in water.. That show-tank had large bio-load.
They should not be cured in such tank!
Now, after a year I know a bit more about it..
National Fish Pharmaceutical has one put hard to dissolve meds in frozen food, smish around then refreeze – helps the med to somehow be absorbed or attached…. I used chemicals in art and would never advise acetone – extremely toxic. Thanks for sharing….it’s all a lerning curve and one person’s work is to the advantage of all. Sherry
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