Camallanus treatment suggestions?

[GoldGuapote]

Hello All! This is my first post on here! I recently had a fish come down with intestinal worms and after ALOT of research I found a site from the University of Florida that ID's parasites and says that if they are Camallanus they need a copepod to complete the life cycle. Copepods are small microscopic creatures like plankton. However I believe Snails and Crustaceans also complete the cycle... if you eliminate these and don't feed certain live foods they should eventually clear up. My EBJD's look great now and its been 3 weeks. None of the other fish show any signs of worms and my tank is active again! I'll post the link below... hope this helps! p.s. how do I make an avatar? lol! ...also never lost a fish from this outbreak! I used Fizz Tabs (Jungle is owned by Tetra now) and Metronidazole from Sea Chem to help out as well
https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/fa091#FIGURE 13

https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/fa091#FIGURE 13

125g: 2 ebjds/ 1 super chocolate black colored jd/ 4 convicts/ albino bristle nose/ royal pleco/ 3 silver dollar dithers/ 2 talking cats for clean-up!/ firemouth dither/ rubbernose/ one 8" xanthic choc pleco/ all cichlids babies under 3"/ and one panagasius with one eye I rescued! One-eyed Willy! Isn't growing as fast as they say either.

20g: 5 star general(five spot jewel) MEAN!/Senegal Bichir rescued that has cataracs...? spelled wrong... tire track eel baby/ choc pleco

10g:Convicts that breed like crazy...20g tanks food! lol!

40g: waiting for grow outs in 125

sorry so much blabbing!

 

[GoldGuapote]

Ok so upon further investigation a few of my fish still seem to have worms... however I seem to have found the true answer to these parasites and treating them... Levamisole and Fenbendazole! ...this website is very informative

http://www.zebrapleco.com/articles/4_treatment_camallanus_worms.php