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Old 11/06/2007, 09:52 PM
NCADAM NCADAM is offline
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Unhappy Lymphocytosis-Cardinal fish

hello All,

i believe i have a cardinal with lymphocytosis as it looks like a picture from a previous thread below about a false perc. according to that thread the owner just let it sit and practiced the normal tank husbandry and it just went away. Are there any other suggestions out there.

thanks,

Adam
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Old 11/06/2007, 09:54 PM
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It is the post form Kurtsreef below. Growth on fish looks like bone tissue.

Adam
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Old 11/07/2007, 12:46 PM
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If it is Lymphocystis, there is no medication you can give to cure it, as Lymphocystis is a virus and there are no fish antivirals. Jut keep up with low stress, excellent feeding and clean tank and it may get better on its own.
 


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