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The first thing that I would do is get some salt in the pond at 0.8 pounds
per 100 gallons (0.1%). The fish should be netted and the ulcer treated with a topical treatment of PP as a paste, iodine, or betadine and then have the ulcer covered with an antibiotic first aid ointment. The ulcer will start to get a white coating, and this is good, as it is new skin growing over the sore. Be sure the water quality is really good, with 0 ammonia, and nitrites. Observe that fish and the others for any sign of flashing that would indicate parasites. -- RichToyBox http://www.geocities.com/richtoybox/pondintro.html "martin shaw" wrote in message ... I have one koi (out of 13) that has a large ulcer near his tail approx 1" in diameter and 1/4" deep with nasty looking ragged edges please advise best course of treatment thank you |
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