Mike Ordner
Active member
The Texas State Aquarium was using Dylox to treat for flukes and killed nearly all the fish in two main displays. Sad day for the city. Anyone out there know about using this chemical for treating marine aquariums?
So sad...Dylox is extremely hard on fish. The only reason I can think that they used it instead of Prazi or Levimasole is cost. Dylox was recommended to me when I was dealing with a fluke species that can be resistant to Prazi.
Sad. Dylox can be incredibly harsh.
So sad...Dylox is extremely hard on fish. The only reason I can think that they used it instead of Prazi or Levimasole is cost. Dylox was recommended to me when I was dealing with a fluke species that can be resistant to Prazi.
Another reason why you should never treat in the main display and do rigorous quarantine - especially if your fish go into a large or even huge tank.
But flukes being flatworms - can they survive freshwater dips or hyposalinity? What about formalin dips?
Another reason why you should never treat in the main display and do rigorous quarantine - especially if your fish go into a large or even huge tank.
But flukes being flatworms - can they survive freshwater dips or hyposalinity? What about formalin dips?