Ammonia Burn Treating.

Option84

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I think one of my fantails suffered some ammonia burn because there are some black burn marks at the tips of it's fins and a little piece of skin looks like it came off of his forehead. I have a 20 gallon filtrated tank for 3 fantails at the moment. After changing the water 3 days ago, I checked the ammonia and nitrite levels and they look to be around zero. My question is, what kind of methods can I use to speed up the healing process?
 
You could try using melafix. Using primafix along with melafix is supposed "to provide the added benefit of quick tissue regeneration and wound healing."

MelaFix
Contains the natural botanical extract from the Tea Tree (Melaleuca, an excellent alternative to resistant strains of bacteria that are unaffected by traditional medications. Treats bacterial infections such as red ulcers, fin and tail rot, cloudy eyes, mouth fungus, and others in as little as 4 days. Also heals open wounds, ulcers, and damaged fins. Doesn't affect pH; safe for invertebrates. 8 oz treats 480 gallons of marine or freshwater. 64 oz is a concentrated formula and treats 19,000 gallons.

PimaFix
Treats cotton-like fungal infections, and both internal and external bacterial infections. PimaFix harnesses the unique antifungal and antibacterial properties of the West Indian Bay Tree (Pimenta racemosa) for a safe and natural remedy; prevents the development of resistant strains of disease-causing organisms. Will not discolor water, affect biological filter, or pH during treatment. Will not harm aquatic plants. For extreme cases, PimaFix can safely be used with MelaFix to provide the added benefit of quick tissue regeneration and wound healing. 8 oz treats 400 gallons.
 
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