Kev
04-02-2003, 06:25 PM
I've got a community tank, 55 gallon, 7 discus. There is one pigeon blood that has lost weight rapidly, and exhibited the typical stringy white feces. The fish is starting to look emaciated, especially above the eyes and is getting less and less active.
I've been treating with Hex-a-mit as per the directions on this forum, 250mg/10gal with the 50% water change in between.
All the other fish in the tank seem to be doing quite well. Everyone looks healthy and eats well.
My problem is that I cannot get the pigeon blood who is quite starved to start eating again. I feed flake, brine, and blood worms, and he just lets it all float right past his face. What can I do to entice him to eat? He ate well before he got sick.
thanks for any help.
I've been treating with Hex-a-mit as per the directions on this forum, 250mg/10gal with the 50% water change in between.
All the other fish in the tank seem to be doing quite well. Everyone looks healthy and eats well.
My problem is that I cannot get the pigeon blood who is quite starved to start eating again. I feed flake, brine, and blood worms, and he just lets it all float right past his face. What can I do to entice him to eat? He ate well before he got sick.
thanks for any help.