Bacteria are a common cause of problems for fish breeders. Many bacterial diseases of fish caused by pathogenic bacteria. These bacteria can attack both externally on the fish, or the body of the fish via the skin and can damage internal organs, even leading to death. Fine advice and bacterial gill disease is the most common bacterial attack in fish, where the fins and gills are infected, respectively. If bacteria have managed to gain access into the body to get it is known as systemic infection. Bacteria can also cause ulcers and wounds on the body of the fish. Bacterial infections are easily visible from outside such as colitis or red patches on the skin irritation of the fish. Bacterial infections are common in koi fish.
Lice Fish - Fish lice are scientifically described as Argulus, and is about a centimeter, they are among the largest found in the animal parasites. They are very harmful to the health of the fish, because they can suck the liquid from the body fluids by tightening their trunks, such as the mouth of the organs of the fish.
Lice are easy to see the dead bodies of the fish to be identified because they are clearly visible. However, it is necessary for a thorough inspection of the body of the fish to enter, especially in those hidden areas behind the fins. Lice can appear as dark spots when not moving. If too many lice, the fish will be all excited and want to move their bodies a lot.
Fish Bones - Flukes are parasites of fish that is harmless in small quantities, but can be fatal for the fish in large numbers. Tail fins are small, about 2 mm in length and is almost invisible to the naked human eye. But these bones have hooks, allowing the clamp to the body of the fish. Bones can suck out the body juices of the fish and even cause death. The major threat is that the arrowhead Fluke takes only one fish to complete its life cycle, and therefore there is more reason why Fluke remains clamped on the fish. Tail fins were considered the most difficult part of the fish parasite treatment, although treatment with malachite and formalin often show positive results in stronger doses.
Ich - better known as ich, or Ichthyobodo Costia is a common parasite that is found on the bodies of fish. More fish can live with this parasite shows no signs whatsoever. In fact, in a small number of ich is harmless. The defense of the fish can keep the control of ich. But when the fish are suffering from another disease, the defense broke ich and then begin to multiply. Ich can multiply at a rapid pace. At no time will the fish much of ICH in his body to show, breathing difficulty and short, it will withdraw and isolate the other fish. When that time comes, ich often proves fatal to fisken.Listen
Lice Fish - Fish lice are scientifically described as Argulus, and is about a centimeter, they are among the largest found in the animal parasites. They are very harmful to the health of the fish, because they can suck the liquid from the body fluids by tightening their trunks, such as the mouth of the organs of the fish.
Lice are easy to see the dead bodies of the fish to be identified because they are clearly visible. However, it is necessary for a thorough inspection of the body of the fish to enter, especially in those hidden areas behind the fins. Lice can appear as dark spots when not moving. If too many lice, the fish will be all excited and want to move their bodies a lot.
Fish Bones - Flukes are parasites of fish that is harmless in small quantities, but can be fatal for the fish in large numbers. Tail fins are small, about 2 mm in length and is almost invisible to the naked human eye. But these bones have hooks, allowing the clamp to the body of the fish. Bones can suck out the body juices of the fish and even cause death. The major threat is that the arrowhead Fluke takes only one fish to complete its life cycle, and therefore there is more reason why Fluke remains clamped on the fish. Tail fins were considered the most difficult part of the fish parasite treatment, although treatment with malachite and formalin often show positive results in stronger doses.
Ich - better known as ich, or Ichthyobodo Costia is a common parasite that is found on the bodies of fish. More fish can live with this parasite shows no signs whatsoever. In fact, in a small number of ich is harmless. The defense of the fish can keep the control of ich. But when the fish are suffering from another disease, the defense broke ich and then begin to multiply. Ich can multiply at a rapid pace. At no time will the fish much of ICH in his body to show, breathing difficulty and short, it will withdraw and isolate the other fish. When that time comes, ich often proves fatal to fisken.Listen
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