Hi Pete, Thank you for your information and also to DavidCox1979 for your reply as well, I appreciate everyone’s help. Well… we took her out of the 64 gallon container that was 40" tall but she was in a critter keeper that was about 8" tall, so she was really only about 32" down in the water, apparently not enough, and she looked a tiny bit less bloated, but she still was not able to swim and was floating so we went out and purchased a 7.5′ tall 6" wide PVC pipe and she is in a 1′ canister down 7.5 foot right now since last night. How long do you think we should keep her in their? she was previously in the other container for 3 days and she did not eat and I also tried late last night before she went into the deep decompression chamber, but she did not eat. Fortunately today I was lucky to obtain some Diamox, after MANY phone calls and driving 1 hour each way and paying a small fortune. I have 6 of the 250 mg tablets, so now my question is…. do I crush up the tablet and put it in the 7.5 foot pipe which holds about 15 – 20 gallons of water, how much do I need to put in or do I wait and treat her in a hospital tank after the decompression? I hope it’s not to late. We are trying everything to save her. Any more information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again for your time.
Shop Seahorse
Product Search
What People Are Saying
Seahorse Care Sheets
Ocean Rider, Inc. is an Organic Hawaiian-Based Seahorse Aqua-Farm & Aquarium that Follows Strict Good Farming Practices in Raising Seahorses and Other Aquatic Life.
