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Hi Guys and girls
Posted these on another forum and been advised to post on here for a better response

So here goes all done from mucas scrapes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... USd_0FXXfM

http://youtu.be/0XKg-fZF7jA

Any ideas and thanks in advance for any help
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hi and welcome

the first one is a rotifer of which there are many species, perfectly harmlesshttp://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/ind ... rotih.html

the second is a nematode a round worm look much worse than it is
the difference is a fluke is a trematode a flat worm so if you cut it in half and looked down the end it would appear oval or flat
a nematode is a round worm if you cut that in half it would be like a sausage round
nematode are in the main internal parasites much like human pin worms but some get lost and can wonder outside

neither need action

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Thanks for the swift response Duncan.
I've just ordered some products from your site to have on hand.
Suffering from finrot which started after I had costia and give them a pp bath and pp pond treatment ,now been advised to add salt for that.
Your thoughts and what a great forum/shop you have.

Regards Ian
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go to 1/4 oz per gallon no more at this time watch and study the fish they will let you know if more treatment is called for

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Thanks Duncan
What ppt would that be on a salt meter or how much for 1850 uk g ?
13kg ?
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Yup close enough
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