White Spot Help And Suspected Swim Bladder

Sorry for yet another loss. :rip:

If there no signs of tiny white spots on the rest of the fish.
No signs of flicking and rubbing. I would maybe leave redosing the tank for now.

I would lower the tank temp.
Preform a water change and gravel vac.
Keep preforming water changes till the black carbon arrives.
 
Sorry for yet another loss. :rip:

If there no signs of tiny white spots on the rest of the fish.
No signs of flicking and rubbing. I would maybe leave redosing the tank for now.

I would lower the tank temp.
Preform a water change and gravel vac.
Keep preforming water changes till the black carbon arrives.
thanks Wilder, Hopefully that's it now.
loss total has been 7...and it's been a nightmare.
You've helped loads.

Thanks again.
 
I'm hoping too the worst is over.
If you have anymore problems just get back to the board.
You did do everything possible for your fish. :good:

I would also let your tank settle for 4 to 6 weeks before adding anymore fish.
It's hard I know to resist. But new fish can fetch disease into the tank.

Good Luck.
 

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