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Koi & Goldfish Parasitic Disorders
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Symptoms
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Cause
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Treatment and Links
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A). Fish gasp for air at the top of
the water. They sometimes flash, or jump. They rub
on rocks or other objects. Gills may be bleeding. |
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Gill Flukes (Dactylogyrus) |
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Treat with:
De-Los and use
Koi Fix®
if the fish develop any secondary
infections after the flukes are gone |
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B). The fish have small pimples on
the skin, or reddened areas with a white thread-like worm
sticking out. |
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Anchor Worm (Lernaea) |
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Treat with:
De-Los |
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C). Small, round, clear to whitish
objects are stuck all over the fish. The fish flash and
scratch |
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Fish Lice (Argulus) Mites
(Hydrachnellae) |
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Treat with:
De-Los |
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D). Small thin to fatter brown objects are
stuck all over my koi |
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The fish are infested with leeches
(Placobdella montifera) |
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Treat with:
De-Los |
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E). The fish have small clear/white
worm-like objects stuck to their skin |
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Skin Flukes (Gyrodactylidiasis) |
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Use:
De-Los |
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F). My fish are breathing heavily, have a
heavy slime coat, and appear to have round, flat parasites on
them |
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Your fish is affected by Trichodina |
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Treat the fish with
Forma-Green |
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G). My fish have swollen bellies, even
though they have not been fed for a couple of days. They
seem to eat normally, or are very hungry. |
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Three items can cause this: a). Mitospora (acites, severe
bloating, pineconed scales)
b). Capillaria (clear feces?)
c). Tapeworm |
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a). No suitable treatment.
b). Paracide-D
c). Paracide-D |
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