General Care Discussion :: HELP! My fish have Ich

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Post Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:09 pm   HELP! My fish have Ich

My dad has raised fish for a very long time and I asked him about the goldfish in the pond and he said they have Ich. He has this medicine for it called Quick Cure. I put some in the pond and he said it won't hurt the turtle. I am still worried though she went right up to the stuff (it is blue in color) and I don't know if she drank it. Is it okay for her? Also, if the fish have a parasite is she okay? I just finished changing the water.

(Edited b/c I spelled Ich wrong)
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Post Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:18 pm   

http://www.petfish.net/forum/index.php

This is where I go for fish help. They're pretty knowledgeable.
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Post Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:30 pm   

flutterby wrote:http://www.petfish.net/forum/index.php

This is where I go for fish help. They're pretty knowledgeable.


Thank you. But, do you know if it will hurt the RES? Or would they know?
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Post Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:31 pm   

flutterby wrote:http://www.petfish.net/forum/index.php

This is where I go for fish help. They're pretty knowledgeable.


Thank you. But, do you know if it will hurt the RES? Or would they know? (Both the parasite and the Quick Cure stuff)
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Post Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:48 pm   

Me personally, I would seperate them, but I have no experiance with it. I know there are some turtle owners on that site so they might know or you can wait to see what the people here say.
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Post Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:00 am   

I got a response from my local RES expert:


The RES will not be harmed by the Ick treatment.

Continue to offer her food but is smaller amounts and not as often. She will naturally stop eating when she feels it is time to hibernate. Make sure that she has a deep pile of leaves over her hibernating spot.
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