My Puffers: 12 T. Nigroviridis 2 Giant GSP (not a real gsp IMO) 9 T. Biocellatus ( 6 are babies ) 4 C. Assellus 18 C. Travancoricus 4 M. Cochinchinensis 5 Auriglobus Silus 4 Chelonodon Patoca 1 O. Cubicus
So one of my GSP's had a rather large dark brown area on his lower right side. At first I had no idea what was going on, but then I calmed down and for some reason I glanced at my Melafix bottle. AHHH its an ulcer.. No idea why the poor fella got one, everyone else in the tank was fine.
So anyways I treated him for 2 days and its all gone. The ulcer mostly cleared up after the initial treatment, but there was still a tiny remnant of it, so I continued for 1 more day. Thank you someone for creating Melafix !
Just incase one of you has this problem, that was my solution.
My Puffers: 12 T. Nigroviridis 2 Giant GSP (not a real gsp IMO) 9 T. Biocellatus ( 6 are babies ) 4 C. Assellus 18 C. Travancoricus 4 M. Cochinchinensis 5 Auriglobus Silus 4 Chelonodon Patoca 1 O. Cubicus
That is what I am wondering... maybe it has to do with something he ate ? Maybe something he shouldn't have. I honestly don't know. All I know is I cured him for now ( at least on the outside ). That or maybe the amount of salt had something to do with it.
Was it oddly circular, and darker around the outside edge?
No matter how magnificent your successes or devastating your failures, the worlds' approximately 5 billion impoverished people could not possibly care less.
My Puffers: 12 T. Nigroviridis 2 Giant GSP (not a real gsp IMO) 9 T. Biocellatus ( 6 are babies ) 4 C. Assellus 18 C. Travancoricus 4 M. Cochinchinensis 5 Auriglobus Silus 4 Chelonodon Patoca 1 O. Cubicus
No matter how magnificent your successes or devastating your failures, the worlds' approximately 5 billion impoverished people could not possibly care less.
No idea why the poor fella got one, everyone else in the tank was fine.
