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This is a discussion on spot on mbu fins pics are up within the Hospital Section forums, part of the Aquarium Related Chat category; Originally Posted by CRS Fan If it is a fungus, It might be best to spot treat the fish in ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by CRS Fan View Post
    If it is a fungus, It might be best to spot treat the fish in a net with Methylene Blue.

    1. Capture fish in net.
    2. Expose affected fin into the air.
    3. Add 1 to 2 drops Methylene Blue to the affected finb sight.
    4. Wait 5 seconds or so, (so the medication can absorb into the wounded/fungused area)
    5. Let puffer go back into the tank.

    I hope that helps.

    Stuart
    the two side fins are so close too the gills thou . might be worth the risk thou. were do you get this stuff and what happens if it get on the puffers body ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnnyfishtanks View Post
    the two side fins are so close too the gills thou . might be worth the risk thou. were do you get this stuff and what happens if it get on the puffers body ?
    Fraser Aquarium is the closest place to you that sells it. Any residual amounts on body are quickly diluted when the fish is free swimmimg again. If it is fungus, The methylene blue will be absorbed by the fungus and fall off.

    You could ask Ed (at Fraser) if he has any other suggestions as well.

    Good Luck with your Mbu.

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    I have found that Jungle Labs Fungus Eliminator works well for fungus and very quickly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sandy Landau View Post
    I have found that Jungle Labs Fungus Eliminator works well for fungus and very quickly.
    ya but would it be ok with a puffer . he shows no signs of stress. you guys should all see him he rips around so crazy and so much energy
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