Hospital Tank

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M62180

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I have 4 discus in a hospital tank. I am treating them with anti parasite and antibiotic medication. I am using Seachem neutral and discus buffers. When I do a water change the water is clear or nearly clear for about 12 hours. But by 24 hours the water is an amber colored cloudy color. I don't know what is causing this and if it is due to some interaction in the chemicals or medications. There is a heater, and two box filters with foam and fine filter pads in them running on the tank. I read that I should turn the heat up in the tank it is set at 92. The fish seem to be recovering but I am concerned about the cloudy water. Can someone help me.
 
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Make sure you have read the directions and information for each of the meds to insure there is no warned about turning the water a different color. This way we can find the answer or rule out meds directly.
 
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johndiscuskeeper

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You don't need to set temp to 92F, only when you medicate with metronidazole.
What are the symptoms ?
Drop temp down to 84-86.
 
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