Types Of Tropical Fish Diseases
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Submitted : Jun 09, 2010 Word Count : 418 Popularity: 116
One of the many things that people find interesting is rearing tropical fishes. This is because they can be extremely rewarding and relaxing at the end of the day when you are admiring the vibrant colors you can find on them in your aquarium after a long hard day at work.
That said, many fish breeders and collectors have found it very frustrating and stressful when one of their fish is not at their usual best, or is sick. The fact that fishes are extremely fragile will requires you to understand what you should do to help take care and keep them away from diseases. This article will point out some of the more common type of diseases and what you can do to help your fish.
Fungal diseases is one of the most commonly contracted disease in a fish, it's symptom includes white spots showing up in the skin of the fish. This is most commonly observed especially during stressful period for the fish, as white spots indicate that your fish is weakened by stress. Isolate them to a new tank and monitor them closely, and try to help your fish relax by not aggregating it.
It is generally quite easy to tell that there might be something wrong with your fish, ulcers, sores, bulging eyes are sure sign that they're infected by some sort of bacterial diseases. Commonly, antibiotic medication is used to fight and control the spread of bacterial in your aquarium.
Another form of diseases most common among fishes is parasitic disease. This is easy to spot when you start noticing behaviors from your fishes that are not normal, such as rubbing their body against the tank, or any objects in your aquarium. What you need to do then is to quickly get rid of these parasites before they eventually kill your fish, you will need to bath your fish with salt solution to get rid of them.
Lastly, you might also want to watch out for the viral diseases. It's not unusual to find your fish contracted with virus, and they'll show up as swelled white spots in the skin. When you find one, be sure to isolate the fish to prevent any more viruses from spreading and clean the tank as soon as possible. Locating a specific cure for the virus might be difficult, and thus the best thing to do is to let it run its course and try to keep the environment as clean as possible for the infected fish.
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