Enteric Red Mouth?

[captmicha]

How do I tell whether a cloud mountain minnow has Enteric Red Mouth or if it just has natural red pigmentation on it's mouth? I really can't remember if it's always had a red mouth or not.

The only addition to it's tank for a long while has been a salamander and black worms for the salamander.

And if I do treat it, are the drugs recommended (Sulfamerazine, Terramycin, Oxytetracycline) safe for the salamander to be exposed to?

 

[Jannika]

The odds of it having this disease are slim-to-none.

 

[captmicha]

I guess I'll try taking a picture and post.

 

[Cerianthus]

How do I tell whether a cloud mountain minnow has Enteric Red Mouth or if it just has natural red pigmentation on it's mouth? I really can't remember if it's always had a red mouth or not.

The only addition to it's tank for a long while has been a salamander and black worms for the salamander.

And if I do treat it, are the drugs recommended (Sulfamerazine, Terramycin, Oxytetracycline) safe for the salamander to be exposed to?

Again, answers to med questions can be easily obtainable and/or already provided.

Try this link:
http://theavmsite.com/theavmsite.com/Help_Downloads_files/Reptile_Microbiology.pdf

Scroll down to page 17 for list of med for reptiles but not limited to this list. If the listed meds are applied to reptiles, I guess it is OK for amphibibans to be exposed to BUT Be aware of types of application as well dosages.

One drawback: dont know what these amphibians will produce/release upon exposure to meds, if any, which may render uncontrollable results, if any Best if amphibians removed during treatments as mentioned.
Further info can be EASILY obtainable upon OP's willingness.
btw, OxyTC = Terramycin. Bit of efforts by individuals (best way to learn) wouldve yielded increase in one's knowledge as meant to be.