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  • mistahoo
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    I normally add salt to the water after every water change anyways as a safety precaution. It also helps them heal faster because my fish fight each other randomly.

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  • Bajamaniac12
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    White spot help

    Originally posted by troy tucker View Post
    I see two white spotes. is there more or just two or three? I think its the stress from the cloudy water. IMO. if you use just a little salt and do more water changes the spotes will go away
    Theres just 2 or 3 on 2 out of the 3 loaches, im going to start using the aquarium salt tonyt as thats when il be doin another water change

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  • troy tucker
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    I see two white spotes. is there more or just two or three? I think its the stress from the cloudy water. IMO. if you use just a little salt and do more water changes the spotes will go away

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  • Bajamaniac12
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    White spot help



    Best picture i can get

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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by allysangels View Post
    lol your pleco will be fine
    +1 lol

    I had my water at 86 for two weeks when I had ich and my plecos did fine. They actually liked it and seemed to be more active.

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  • Bajamaniac12
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    White spot help

    Originally posted by allysangels View Post
    lol your pleco will be fine
    Okay just making sure lol

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  • allysangels
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    lol your pleco will be fine

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  • barrettsline
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    White spot help

    Originally posted by allysangels View Post
    I would keep it around 80 - 82 permanently as a preventative measure since you have scaleless fish
    +1 that's we're all of mine stay at except my big tank which is at 77-78 for my geos.

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  • Bajamaniac12
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    White spot help

    Originally posted by allysangels View Post
    I would keep it around 80 - 82 permanently as a preventative measure since you have scaleless fish
    I heard that anything above 76 will slowly kill a plecostomus?

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  • allysangels
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    I would keep it around 80 - 82 permanently as a preventative measure since you have scaleless fish

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  • Bajamaniac12
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    White spot help

    Great thanks

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  • barrettsline
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    White spot help

    Not for a few more days. At least 3.

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  • Bajamaniac12
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    White spot help

    They were definitely spots, so would you say its safe for me to turn the temperature back down?

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  • barrettsline
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    White spot help

    I think if they were white and blotchy skin tone marks, it is/was stress. Mine do it every now and then.keep up water changes, and good food and they'll be fine. Keep an eye on your water parameters.

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  • Bajamaniac12
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    White spot help

    Theres only a couple now and there tiny, no they looked nothing like that photo, what are my fish experiencing then if not white spot?

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