HELP!!!

[Martinique]

What happened to my cory cat????

It has a weird white thing under his or her mouth.

It is active and eats normal though

[TOtrees]

I hope I or someone else will be able to help, but the photo you uploaded isn't clear. Is the cory on top of a rock/hut in the middle of the photo? It's too blurry/grainy to tell, but it almost looks like a bit of its face/mouth is missing.  

[Martinique]

Yes it's on top of a rock.

There is a white thing handig undre his mouth, there is nthing missing.

[Colu]

What are your water parameters and does the  it have a fuzzy appearance to it if you can get a more close up picture it will help with a diagnosis 

[Martinique]

I had to taken a picture from a distantie because when i get close to the tank, it hikes.

The fish doesn't look fuzzy or someting, he is active and eats and beiden that white thing it looks healthy.

Aswel as my other fish, my ramsj even have eggs again, so water parameters are good

[Colu]

It could be a bacteria infection or something else could be going on its difficult to tell what I would do is quarantine and do a course of kanaplex  to cover against any possible bacteria infection 

[Gannon]

If its white and fuzzy its likely a bacterial infection. I haven't dealt with something like this, but I've been told maracyn is a good medication for this. 

[Martinique]

Ok thank you, 

I will separate it,........if i can catch it🙈🙈🙈

I also heard you can put seasalt in the water, is that True?

[Martinique]

I took a more close up picture, hope you can see it better.

[TOtrees]

Maybe some better pics will clarify things, but from what I see it doesn’t look great. 
Are you in the USA, i.e. do you have access to fish medicine? I’m in Canada, and my approach is based on a general difficulty to obtain effective medicines when a disease or problem is advanced, as it appears to be here.

I would remove this fish to a quarantine or medicine tank (doesn’t need to be cycled, doesn’t have to be complicated) and treat with salt. Removing the fish has many benefits: you can control its environment much better, you can monitor better, and the risk of transmission to other fish is mitigated. It’s also a lot easier to treat five or 10 gallons (or less) it is to treat a much larger tank.
Above, you asked about marine salt. That’s fine unless you have any plants in the tank. If you have any plants or mosses, the amount of salt necessary to come anywhere close to helping the fish will absolutely ruin your plants. Personally, I use kosher salt. It comes in a much finer/flakier form than aquarium salt, so it dissolves much more easily. Most marine salt has ingredients that require the mixed water to sit for many hours before it can be used, so be cautious of that. 

[Martinique]

Ooh ok thank you, i live in The Netherlands, and there are some good fish stores here so i will go for information there.

I will try to catch the fish and put it in a separate tank.

By the way, for now i have only seasalt on hand, how much should i put in the water?

[Colu]

Looks like a bacterial infection you should be able to get sera baktopur direct active ingredient is nifurpirinol a broad spectrum antibiotic treatment in the Netherlands 

[Martinique]

Much appriciated!!!

I will write it down and go to my local fish store!!

 

[Colu]

On 9/19/2022 at 6:37 PM, Martinique said:

Much appriciated!!!

I will write it down and go to my local fish store!!

 

Theirs sera baktopur direct and sera baktopur just make sure you get sera baktopur direct they are in a very similar box

[Martinique]

Good to know, thnks a lot!!!

[Martinique]

I found a cure for my fish and it is fully recovered!!!!!

Thanks for all the advice, it really helped👍