A Treatment of sick fish should not always be repeated

Dear Aquarist, Good day.

In this short video, I would like.

To explain you the importance of a correct treatment. If you have a sick fish, for example, white spot disease, you get the.

Medication and you follow the directions indicated on the leaflet. That means, for example, that you treat the first day for a white spot and you also treat on the fifth or the seventh day, the second treatment. So you control the outbreak of the white spot infection.

But if you encounter after several weeks.

That the white spots are still there or they are still coming back after.

Two months, that means you're going to treat again for the third time, the.

Fourth time maybe, and the fifth time you continue treating.

No. What you do you think about? Is it really wild spot disease or.

Is the immune system of the fish weakened? Well, here they look healthy. I would not apply a treatment when the fish is healthy and looking fine.

Maybe the food is poor and the fish have maybe obesitas, maybe diabetes.

Well, we don't know that by our fish. That doesn't exist.

But anyway, if you apply treatments, you.

Have to think carefully about the correct diagnosis and the need for a treatment. And particularly if the treatment is not.

Working, stop using and repeat the treatment because you might do something badly wrong.

With your fish in the long run. So make a good diagnosis and apply.

A correct treatment and follow the directions. But if it's not working, you have to question yourself about the reason why.

You'Re treating is you want to have.

A healthy fish and you want to cure problems. If it doesn't help well, have to.

Be critical about the complications and about the use of a drug. Thank you for listening.