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Abuse of Foreign Fishermen: NGOs Form Human Rights Alliance, Urge Eradication and Abolition of Overseas Employment
Eradicate Abuse of Foreign Fishermen! NGOs Form "Foreign Fishermen's Human Rights Alliance," Call for Abolition of Overseas Employment
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End abuse of foreign fishing workers! NGOs form the Foreign Fishing Worker Human Rights Alliance, calling for the abolition of overseas employment
End abuse of foreign fishing workers! NGOs form the Foreign Fishing Worker Human Rights Alliance, calling for the abolition of overseas employment
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What to Do When a Fish Pond Has an Overgrowth of Algae? Practical Methods to Help You Solve It
Algae are lower plants that live widely in water and soil. A moderate amount of algae in water has a beneficial effect on ornamental fish. Many algae are rich in nutrients and can serve as supplementary food for tropical fish, especially fry and fish that like to eat algae, such as mollies and various Corydoras catfish...
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A small fish pond in my own yard, with two or three lotus blooms and fish playing among the lotus leaves.
The water lilies didn't even open two blooms, so I'll just tease the fish and frogs and spend the weekend that way... A fish pond is a small ecosystem. This is a half-finished courtyard, I guess, but you can imagine it will be even more beautiful once it fills out. The lotus pot is plastic, roughly 35 in diameter and 25 deep...
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Blackened, reddened or rotting fish gills are not to be taken lightly - beware of infecting other fish
Columnaris disease is a common and frequently occurring disease caused by Flavobacterium columnare. This disease is highly harmful to goldfish and koi. Foreign reports indicate that dozens of fish species can be affected, including Salmonidae, Cyprinidae, Catostomidae, Ictaluridae, Centrarchidae and Carangidae...
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What are the consequences of overdosing medication for a sick fish?
Many ornamental fish keepers advise against medicating fish when they are sick, believing that every medicine has some toxicity. Actually, the editor thinks everyone is simply worried about not being able to control the dosage well or misdiagnosing the cause and giving the wrong medication. As for how to diagnose fish diseases, the editor previously...
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Goldfish Plant Care Tips: Bury This in the Potting Soil for Thick, Deep Green, Glossy Leaves and Nonstop Blooms
The Goldfish Plant (Nematanthus gregarius) has deep green leaves that are thick and fleshy, with orange-red flowers that puff out a big belly and come with a tiny little mouth, closely resembling little goldfish swimming among the water weeds. It looks truly beautiful and adorable, and is deeply loved by flower enthusiasts. Today...
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Is a fish's swollen belly dropsy or just overeating? How to tell
Some fish keepers have reported that their beloved arowana has had a poor appetite lately and its belly is badly swollen. What is going on? Is it just overfed or is it dropsy? It is hard to tell them apart! Today we will teach you how to distinguish between these two different conditions. Dropsy symptoms...
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Whether fish suffer from scale protrusion or fin rot, neither should be taken lightly.
Fin rot is the most common disease in ornamental fish; the slightest decline in water quality shows up on the fish right away. Scale protrusion has a low incidence rate, and many fish keepers may never have encountered this disease, but if both conditions occur at the same time, it is truly worth...
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Haworthia cooperi beheading tips: 1 fishing line and a few plastic pieces, ten heads in a row
For crystal-clear Haworthia cooperi, and Haworthia retusa and other Haworthia-type succulents with short, plump leaves, the leaves often sit very close together, so once beheading is needed it becomes especially troublesome. Today Huahua is teaching everyone a simple little trick to easily solve the beheading problem for Haworthia retusa and Haworthia cooperi.
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