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[TFA] Re: White growth on ram NetMax Fri Feb 03 12:05:10 2012
Meh... Medical diagnosis using a pictures, when I can't even do it in person, so I'm not going to be much help. I can make a few observations. The colors are washed out, suggesting the fish is reacting to it. All the other fins are normal and extended, suggesting the fish is not stressed by this. Fins will grow back from fungal infections unless the infection gets too deep (as is the case here). So if it's a fungus following the fins down, odds are good that untreated, it will kill the fish (which has been unable to stop the pathogen so far). If it's something else (not clearly indicated by the picture), then ymmv and external treatments are not very effective on internal disorders, so if antibiotics were the cure, I would give them internally via fish food. NetMax On Jan 30, 11:55 pm, Jesse Goodwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Sent from my Samsung Google Galaxy Nexus on Verizon's 4G LTE network > > IMG_20120130_234418.jpg > 1661KViewDownload
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