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Eh. Are you sure that movement wasn't the pleco trying to flare it's cheek odontodes?
Some of you here cannot be watching the same video that I am....it's not a disease, it's not part of the fish, it is a separate organism, period.
Watch the initial video, now watch thisSome of you here cannot be watching the same video that I am....it's not a disease, it's not part of the fish, it is a separate organism, period.
Do you mean this ?Eh. Are you sure that movement wasn't the pleco trying to flare it's cheek odontodes?
What posology ?Would a pleco tolerate flubendazole? That has cured every unwanted wriggler in my tank, including hydra.
Now this is interesting, in all my years of fishkeeping ive never seen a BN do this, and have definitely learned something new!Watch the initial video, now watch this
Looks exactly the same to me. Only in the case they are infected odontodes and the pleco flaring them in annoyance/pain... Exact same placement, exact same shape. Exact same flaring, I don't see any mysterious tentacle creature
Can’t use that much salt on a pleco. You’ll have to 1/2 dose it.Now this is interesting, in all my years of fishkeeping ive never seen a BN do this, and have definitely learned something new!
I actually feel like we may be quite close to an answer now, but if we have identified what the “tentacle monster” actually is, what am I best treating these white blotches with? White spot treatment? Anti fungal? Salt as per @Colin_T usually 1 heaped tbsp per 20l - or perhaps less strong due to BN a being scaleless?
Thought as much, so he’s in a 28l quarantine tank (accurately calculated to 28.12l of water in a 30l tank)Can’t use that much salt on a pleco. You’ll have to 1/2 dose it.