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Anyone,
I have an Amazon tank with three keyhole cichlids, two young angelfish, a few cories, and a few small tetras. Recently the largest keyhole developed a nasty looking ulcer on the back of his head. He hides a lot, so he could have had it for a few days. I did a 50% water change, cleaned out the filter (Eheim), added some salt, and turned up the temperature a bit, but he died within hours. I just noticed a similar lesion near the tailfin of one of the other keyholes. Any ideas?? Anything else I could do?? Pictures of the tank: http://home.comcast.net/~zeno42/Amazon.htm Pictures of the keyhole that died (the current ill one won't come out for pictures): http://home.comcast.net/~zeno42/DSC00029.JPG http://home.comcast.net/~zeno42/DSC00030.JPG Thank you very much, Kevin Murphy |
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