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Cory with spot
- Thread starter Riley
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Bradders
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Upon first inspection, it looks like a raised 'wort' which might point to lymphocystis.
It would be great (I know it's hard!) to get a few more pictures of that so we can get a closer look.
It would be great (I know it's hard!) to get a few more pictures of that so we can get a closer look.
Riley
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Bradders
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I can't see if that is a wart or a bubble, sadly.
lymphocystis issues can appear overnight, so if this comes on suddenly, looks like a wart (example below), and there are no other symptoms, then it could well be.
I have had lymphocystis on one of my Phantom Tetras - it comes and goes. I do find increasing water changes helps a little but that is not a science. The tetra in question lives with it and remains alive and healthy. They just go down after a while.
Post more information as it comes to light - but at the moment I think monitoring for a day or two is best.
lymphocystis issues can appear overnight, so if this comes on suddenly, looks like a wart (example below), and there are no other symptoms, then it could well be.
I have had lymphocystis on one of my Phantom Tetras - it comes and goes. I do find increasing water changes helps a little but that is not a science. The tetra in question lives with it and remains alive and healthy. They just go down after a while.
Post more information as it comes to light - but at the moment I think monitoring for a day or two is best.
Riley
Member
Thanks for your reply, I will increase water changes.ill keep an eye on it
