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Date Posted: 08:28:07 09/16/99 Thu
Author: Phil Quesinberry
Subject: Sick Molly

I have a Dalmation Molly which I recently treated for what appeared to be Cotton Wool disease. He had gotten so sick a few days after purchasing him that for a brief time he was tumbling over and over. After a 5 day treatment with Penicillin and Erythromycin, he seemed to recover. I am noticing a couple of tiny orange spots on one side of him now however, and he is sort of just swimming slowly, and hanging around the new tank that he has been relocated to. This doesn't seem to match any disease that I know of, and I am wondering if he is just still recovering from the stress of being sick and these are normal markings that I missed in the poor lighting of the other tank, or I am up against another infection that I am unfamiliar with.

Any thoughts or ideas on what might be going on here would be appreciated. Thanks!

- Phil

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