Disease Name
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White Spot
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Symptom
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Small white spots on the body of the fish
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Treatment
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Use Interpet No.6 Anti-White Spot and a daily water until the spots dissappear.
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Disease Name
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Fungus, Fin Rot
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Symptom
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White fluffy cotton looking stuff on the body or fins showing bleeding on the edge and the fin is rotting away.
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Treatment
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Use Intetpet No.8 Anti-Fungus & Fin Rot with a daily water change.
Should the fin rot persist and not get better, double the dosage.
Stop medication when the fins are seen growing back.
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Disease Name
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Velvet
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Symptom
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Fish may be clamped and the body showing patches of thin white/gold coating.
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Treatment
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Use Interpet No.7 Anti-Slime & Velvet with a daily water change.
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Disease Name
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Dropsy
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Symptom
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Stomach is bloated and scales will protrude, especially around the stomach area.
Serious cases will also cause body scales to protrude as well.
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Treatment
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Until now, there is no known cure for dropsy, the disease will go away after treatment, but it will come back again.
If detected early, try using Interpet No.9 Anti-Internal Bacteria together with Epsom salt and a daily water change.
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Disease Name
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Constipation
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Symptom
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Eating like a pig, but no wastes are produced.
Stomach is bloated but scales are not protruding.
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Treatment
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Use Ocean Free Chinese Herb for Anti-Internal Parasite with Epsom Salt.
Also feed clean live food
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Disease Name
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Swim Bladder Disorder
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Symptom
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Fish is having a problem swimming properly.
There are two types of swim bladder problems.
One is having difficulty swimming up while the other is staying afloat and cannot swim down.
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Treatment
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Use Interpet No.9 Anti-Internal Bacteria or Japanese Yellow Powder in the early stage when the problem just started.
If developed into the later stage stage, there is no known cure yet.
It is also possible for the fish to make a full recovery.
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