Very injured goldie!
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Thanks @Tula (again) but if the fish is improving, drastically, with current treatment why would I change it? BTW the green-ness to the fungus MAY be from the algae that was in the basket with her, it has gotten less green since separating her from the algae.
@Usman Those pictures were just taken an hour ago so the fungus is the same as pictured but significantly less then yesterday and the day before and so on. I outlined where the fungus was when I brought her inside. It was solid and at least 1/2in thick.
The outline looks like a fish. lol
@Usman Those pictures were just taken an hour ago so the fungus is the same as pictured but significantly less then yesterday and the day before and so on. I outlined where the fungus was when I brought her inside. It was solid and at least 1/2in thick.
The outline looks like a fish. lol
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If you see drastic improvement, then you could watch and wait. If it doesn't continue to improve, then you could consider the above treatment.