Thank you for this information! I am holistic in nature and I hate to use chemicals in my tank. I am new and having fish in aquariums but I'm experienced and having fish outdoors in a pond. Please continue with your videos, I loved it!
thank you very much for the remedy. i got a swordtail male 3 days ago. yesterday I saw ick dots on his tail. I immediately mixed raw shrimp with garlic and gave him, he ate quickly. then I added some salt dissolved in water, 1/4 tablespoon for 5 gallons. the water in the tank started to smell of garlic, because I gave food to the fish. So in the evening I did water change (just fresh water). Today I see no ich on his tail, just a trace maybe, but not really seen. I am very glad it worked
I order to release the active ingredient of garlic let it sit in open air for 10 min after you crush it. Then the Allicin will be released which is what you want.
Dude you having that huge goldfish in the tank with the cichlids is the coolest thing I've seen in the hobby thus far. 😂 You have to show more videos on how the cichlids are getting along with the goldfish. How can you just show us that like it's no big deal lol. This video give true meaning to the word hobby in "the hobby."
This does work. I tried this after a fish came down with ick. Although i did directly dose my tank with a clove. Mistake bc i left it in for too long and my whole room smelled like garlic. I also followed this recipe for food. Worked very well. No more ick. Will continue to do this.
sir, i will have dropped the garlic in tank and they are smelling like garlic and I want to ask you this smell are good or bad for my fishes???plz plz plz tell me...
Ichthyophthirius multifiliis, which is the freshwater species of "ich" does not have a "super" version. I'm not trying to be rude or dog on your video here, so please understand that. In fact, it seems your fish have or had if they're still alive, lymphocystis which is actually an untreatable virus and not a protozoan like ich is. Now the signs of lymph can in fact come and go, such as providing great water quality and with a good diet, however, it will never go away. Now, the reason I'm typing this here is because you have a decent sized channel and don't think you'd like to give people bad information, in which can discredit your channel in the community. Ich is a very easy and treatable disease to conquer as well, and if caught early enough will generally result in very few, if any casualties. Hope you understand, and if you have any questions feel free to message me.
Aqualove he said it’s untreatable but can come and go if you treat ur fish well... come and go meaning the dirtier the tank and poorer the diet then the more severe the symptoms. Now on the other hand if you do everything right, water changes regularly, don’t overfeed, filter well. Then the symptoms will not be as severe but the fish will always have the disease
@@arranjohnson9795 did you read his statement? It was the lymp that comes and go but not the Ich. The guy did not state whether the garlics do or do not treat ich, thus the commenter asked for guidance.
My comets are having ich..so according to you will it go off after I frequently do water changes and feed garlic to them..i don't want to use artificial medicine
I turned my heat up and mixed Garlic juice in with there food and now my fish are clear up they were covered with ich I caught when I lost two fish and didn’t know why I’m new at this but I’m learning so I going to keep feeding the garlic for a while in the food to make sure they don’t get it back!
I have a ten gal with a male & female betta fish, 2 zamoria, and a mystery snail. The only fish that has a spot is the zamoria. Small fish they eat flakes so do you think grinding it up into almost liquid or just just putting super small pieces in there?
Hi there - betta fish should not live together, please separate them. Even if they haven't killed one another they are solitary animals and are stressed. :( It could only be a matter of time before they fight. Zamora catfish also will need a larger tank size, they'll hardly be able to turn around in your tank, even eating smaller fish (including betta sized fish).
Is the garlic good for snails too? My glofish got ich, and the petco guy tested my water and said there is no bacteria in it and gave me the little bottle of it and said i dont need a medice. But im unsure. I also got omega one food with garlic to hope it works
Naive4Real TheDog I have a ten gallon two and one of my goldfish have ich , I have salt in there for them but I need a faster way for him to get better
My big cichlid(female I think) had what looks like powdery dust on her.(very fine). She eats out of my fingers anyways. So I put some mashed garlic on my fingertip and she loved it. none of the other fish have the dusty appearance(touch wood) but a couple of others ate it. A few spat it out however.
It does work altho the cons are you and your tank will smell like garlic. I tried using natural remedies for my fish disease and so far none died. I stopped treating them with chemical medications because i always lose some fish that can't handle how strong the medication are and it's pretty sad if you lose a fish that you treated like a family member.
this works for my fresh water gold fish. fresh garlic minced mixed with their regualar food. i cranked the heat up for 5 days and fed them a bunch of this. and i changed the water a bunch. all in stages of course. ie, raise the temp slowly and change only some of the water each time. they dislike garlic but once you mix in their food thwey will eat it.
It was my experience that to add garlic smells great to the fish and that it does no harm the fish but that a cure is not evident. However, I did notice that it did not continue to spread. I may say that it would work as a preventative measure but for sure not a cure. I had to after 7 days of what I call an overdose of garlic seek some ich treatment medicine. Garlic did not seem to cure them but rather stop further spread. So is this a cure? MY answer is no but it may work well as a preventive measure.
Im doing this cause we cant get meds in Canada. I mix mine and let it dry in my grow tent. Mine have a nasty parasite that they poop out white 💩. I hope it goes away soon cause I have some nice fish I grew out.
I loved this dish, and the preparation was very easy. Im going to try it. I will cook and post on my channel that we also make very good fish recipes using garlic. Congratulations! (Me encanto este plato, y la preparacion muy facil. Voy a probarlo. Lo cocinare y publicare en mi canal que tambien hacemos muy buenas recetas de pescado usando ajo. Felicidades!)
but you shouldn't have let them get that bad clean tank often with that many fish i have a catfish featherfin and he has a spot on his back by tail i got on it quick that is paiinful for them also tree tea oil ick meds at petco work good smells like sage thyme when you put it in all natural
perez yeah I know the sores aren't ich..I had a little Black Moor with ich..it was nothing like what those fish have , but if its not ich what the heck is it? What would cause actual sores like that on a fish?
Lots of wrong facts here. 1. Ich is always in a fish tank. 2 Ich doesn't care if you heat your tank, what it does is it hastens the life cycle for you to get rid of it sooner, if you're treating for it. 3 you're feeding your fish tap water infused food. Then your tank is filthy... so is your kitchen and utensils, and your finger nails, so damn lazy you couldn't even peel the garlic or use treated water for crying out loud... just give the fish away already...
Just something I googled because I've seen it many times before, referring to your point #2 Ich doesnt care if you heat your tank: The Ich life cycle is temperature dependent. Higher temperatures within its livable range speed up every stage of the life cycle, while the lower temperatures will slow it down. At 18°C/64°F the cycle takes 10-12 days to complete. It has been found that Ich does not infect new fish at 29.4°C/85°F (Johnson, 1976), stops reproducing at 30°C/86°F (Dr. Nick St. Erne, DVM, pers. comm.), and dies at 32°C/89.5°F (Meyer, 1984), [1] So it does kinda care about the temperature.. As many other life forms do.
Question : If I quarantine a neon tetra with ich, then treat it with this method ... can i put it back in the main tank as soon as I notice the "white dots" dissapear ? (Ich leaves it's host, into the water column) And of course, get rid of the water in the "quarantine tank" after raising the temperature to 80++ degrees, and cleaning the rocks and substrate (sigh)