Copperband eating, but getting thinner.

[Douglas]

Unfortunatly it didn't make it. It refused white worms, blood worms, garlic soaked mysis, and anything else i tried, it would only eat Brine. It was my third attempt. I didn't treat it for Flukes, or any other type of parisites initially, because of no tell tale signs. That might have been the issue. If i try again, i'll automatically treat it with Prazipro, and and see if that was the issue.

[naesco]

Originally Posted by Douglas

Unfortunatly it didn't make it. It refused white worms, blood worms, garlic soaked mysis, and anything else i tried, it would only eat Brine. It was my third attempt. I didn't treat it for Flukes, or any other type of parisites initially, because of no tell tale signs. That might have been the issue. If i try again, i'll automatically treat it with Prazipro, and and see if that was the issue.

It has nothing to do with the food you fed, parasites or cyanide. I am sorry it did not survive

The death of this fish is the common outcome of copperbands. They are extremely difficult to keep. They live for a few months and slowly die for no apparent reason.

Please do not 'try again,

Wayne