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08-03-2003, 12:11 PM
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| Teenie Weenie Fish Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Idaho
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|  anchor worms Hello - my 75 gal. goldifsh tank has anchor worms. We had bought a new goldfish and kept in in out in the pond for two weeks to make sure is was ok. We then added it to the tank and then the next day while I was checking water levels noticed the anchor worm on its side. My hubby pulled it out with tweezers and the LFS said that it would be ok, but now it has 2 more and another one of my goldfish has one on its side. I need to know what it the best meds. to put in my tank to treat them all. Any recommendations? Also- do we have to manually pull them all out or will treating the tank kill them. Pulling out that first one was unpleasent enough. (I would never have made a good nurse!) Thanks Stacie |
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08-03-2003, 12:56 PM
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| Little Fish  Join Date: Jun 2003
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| http://www.centralpets.com/phpscript....php?Story=470 http://shell.pubnix.net/~spond/product/medicine.html For the second one look under lernia. Hope that helped you!
__________________ 10 gallon- Grow-A-Frog, related to African clawed but not the same. Hes about 8 years old 5.5 gallon- All my fish are back in there. Still have 30 baby snails but am hoping they will be eaten, die, or something. Original fish include betta (adelaide) 3 harlequin rasboras (Brisbane, Melbourne, and Canberra) 2 gallon- Going to do a fishless cycle so that i have a possible Q-tank or perhaps a betta, or snail overflow |
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