White Blue Eye Pleco Fungus!

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I have treated first with Pimafix everyday for a week but didn’t help. I tried 2 wk of Lifeguard and two tuffs of fuzzy spots seem to disappear. Didn’t treat for 3 days and two fuzzy spots came back. I’m treating again with Lifeguard and tsp of aquarium salt in a ten gallon hospital tank. Any help would be appreciated. I don’t know what else to try.
 
I have treated first with Pimafix everyday for a week but didn’t help. I tried 2 wk of Lifeguard and two tuffs of fuzzy spots seem to disappear. Didn’t treat for 3 days and two fuzzy spots came back. I’m treating again with Lifeguard and tsp of aquarium salt in a ten gallon hospital tank. Any help would be appreciated. I don’t know what else to try.
Can you attach a photo of the eye infection?

In my experience, eye infections are bacterial, and antibiotics cure them. For eye infections, I use Maracyn or API Erythromycin
 
Blue eye pleco is a pretty rare strain of pleco. I don't think the post is about an eye problem tho.

If current medication didn't do the job, but was working... I would think of under doses for too short period.

I would go for the maximum strength advised for the fish for twice the time.

There is a real risk of having already a resistant strain or even creating a tougher one.
 
Blue eye pleco is a pretty rare strain of pleco. I don't think the post is about an eye problem tho.

If current medication didn't do the job, but was working... I would think of under doses for too short period.

I would go for the maximum strength advised for the fish for twice the time.

There is a real risk of having already a resistant strain or even creating a tougher one.
We need to see the photo of the eye infection first. It is very common for people to call a bacterial infection a fungus due to the appearance.
 

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