Hey guys
Bit of a newbie and not having a good week with my cories after mysteriously loosing one of them. But noticed on one of the albinos a single white spot on the tail. No spots on any other fish or anywhere else on this fish. Sorry the photo isn't great but you should be able to work it out on base of tail.
Is this ich? How do I treat corys. I know salt is really not a good idea for non scale fish.
All behaving normally, feeding greedily, its less active than the other but always has been.
Parameters
Ammonia 0
Nitrite 0
Nitrate ~5
Ph 7.4
Kh softish (not sure exactly)
Fish in 2 months added after full fish less cycle
12 gallon with 3 Molly's and 4 corydoras aeneus and 7 neocardinia shrimp (various)
They did get stressed 2 days ago due to a big water change and moving EVERYTHING around in the tank to try to locate lost cory. I'm under impression stress can compromise immunity making them more susceptible to disease.
Is it ich? Do I treat? How do I treat with corys.
Bit of a newbie and not having a good week with my cories after mysteriously loosing one of them. But noticed on one of the albinos a single white spot on the tail. No spots on any other fish or anywhere else on this fish. Sorry the photo isn't great but you should be able to work it out on base of tail.
Is this ich? How do I treat corys. I know salt is really not a good idea for non scale fish.
All behaving normally, feeding greedily, its less active than the other but always has been.
Parameters
Ammonia 0
Nitrite 0
Nitrate ~5
Ph 7.4
Kh softish (not sure exactly)
Fish in 2 months added after full fish less cycle
12 gallon with 3 Molly's and 4 corydoras aeneus and 7 neocardinia shrimp (various)
They did get stressed 2 days ago due to a big water change and moving EVERYTHING around in the tank to try to locate lost cory. I'm under impression stress can compromise immunity making them more susceptible to disease.
Is it ich? Do I treat? How do I treat with corys.
