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Hi there,



I have just got hooked to koi fish.



I got my self some koi to experiment, they seem to die from the same disease. Se attached picture?



Can you help or recommend where to get help.

]]> Bacterial infection Mon, 16 Nov 2009 11:09:32 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/help-t1099.htm#6678 http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/help-t1099.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/how-do-diagnose-dropsy-t900.htm Marius Bezuidenhout I had another fish loss. Fish of about 20cm. Looks like dropsy to me since it had a swollen abdominal and scales sticking out. Finrot. No popping out eyes or ulcers. This is just guess work and I would like to know what procedure to follow to make the correct diagnoses? I read that people take a sample and send it to a lab but not sure how to do this. Must the fish still be alive? Do you send a scrape? Blood sample? Do you put the dead fish in an envelope and mail it somewhere? Interesting ... Bacterial infection Thu, 03 Sep 2009 06:12:34 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/how-do-diagnose-dropsy-t900.htm#5141 http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/how-do-diagnose-dropsy-t900.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/bacterial-progress-on-my-miricle-kindai-showa-t944.htm Bobby A couple on months after this 58cm Nagoshi Kindai Show landed she was attacked by bacterial infections and I have been nursing her for the past 16 months. Over the winter period I had a 2kw heater running full time and today she showed a very definite improvement from her last lift 6 weeks ago and to me it looks like she is at last on her way back to recovery. I received lots of help and advice from many Koi keepers over this period in time. Without their input and help this Kindai would have ... Bacterial infection Sun, 20 Sep 2009 20:05:03 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/bacterial-progress-on-my-miricle-kindai-showa-t944.htm#5432 http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/bacterial-progress-on-my-miricle-kindai-showa-t944.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/first-scrape-t932.htm Marius Bezuidenhout I did my first scrape but did not see any creepy crawlies Fish in wetsuit (Terramycin and Balsam) Don’t think the Koi will make it, but I have tried. The rest of the Koi seems to be happy and this is the last one with ulcers. (Except the big one with eye problem) Bacterial infection Tue, 15 Sep 2009 11:15:04 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/first-scrape-t932.htm#5360 http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/first-scrape-t932.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/bactreial-infections-t819.htm Chris Neaves BACTERIAL INFECTIONS AEROMONAS Quick info: 1. Aeromonas infections are probably the most common bacterial diseases diagnosed in fish ponds. 2. There are some six species of Aeromonas. 3. Aeromonas hydrophila is the most common. 4. This bacterium is common in all aquatic environments. 5. Because of Aeromonas hydrophila’s structure, it is very toxic to many organisms. 6. It is known as a pathogenic bacterium. (A disease causing bacteria). 7. When it enters the body of its ... Bacterial infection Sun, 05 Jul 2009 18:55:24 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/bactreial-infections-t819.htm#4524 http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/bactreial-infections-t819.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/is-this-a-bacterial-infection-t816.htm Marius Bezuidenhout
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THIS FISH HAS A GROWTH ON THE RIGHT FRONT FIN AND RIGHT FRONT NOSE HOLE. SOME ON THE BODY ALSO. CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHAT IT IS AND HOW TO TREAT IT. THANKS.]]> Bacterial infection Mon, 04 May 2009 08:03:44 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/sick-koi-t737.htm#3751 http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/sick-koi-t737.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/bacterial-infection-antibiotics-baytril-t51.htm Admin The most common bacterial infections that affect koi are Aeromonas and Pseudomonas, normally introduced or multiplied as a result of poor water conditions and stress. They gain access to the koi orally, but mainly through open wounds. The most common result of bacterial infections is ulcers and finrot. Another bacterial infection is cotton wool disease caused by the bacterium Flexibacter. It causes white cotton wool type of threads almost like a fungus. If you treat the fish promptly for ... Bacterial infection Mon, 30 Jul 2007 09:58:57 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/bacterial-infection-antibiotics-baytril-t51.htm#71 http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/bacterial-infection-antibiotics-baytril-t51.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/fin-and-mouth-rot-t554.htm Admin FIN ROT, GILL ROT, MOUTH ROT It starts with reddening of the fins, gills or mouth and is caused by Flexibacter columnaris which is a bacteria. If not treated immediately, it will eat the fin away or create serious rotting at the mouth area. You have to take the fish out and treat the infected area with a topical treatment of undiluted Malachite green. It is also a good idea to add terramycin powder(Anti biotic) to the malachite green and you should seal it with Friars Balsam. In serious ... Bacterial infection Thu, 23 Oct 2008 11:51:01 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/fin-and-mouth-rot-t554.htm#2514 http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/fin-and-mouth-rot-t554.htm http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/ulcers-dropsy-t332.htm Admin E Mail received today: Good Day, I need help. Seems my koi's are sick, but not all of them. I think it might be fin rot, but not sure. I'm sending pics with, if you can help or point me or point me into a direction. I did buy medicine from petshop for fin rot, I use salt in the water. Water is clean with plants in. Enough movement of water and air. Thanx Abri Bacterial infection Fri, 23 May 2008 08:11:58 GMT http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/ulcers-dropsy-t332.htm#1229 http://koionline.forumotion.com/bacterial-infection-f24/ulcers-dropsy-t332.htm