Arowana undergoes surgery to scrape the bone and treat the poison in a bid for survival

A Li Yasi classic crossback golden arowana had long suffered from external parasite infestation, and its head had gradually been eroded away. Multiple rounds of conservative medicated baths had been tried before, but the results were unsatisfactory. The wound area was too large and the infection too deep, so surgery to scrape it away was unavoidable.

The pain of scraping the bone to treat the poison hurt the arowana's body, and it also hurt the hearts of everyone who took part in this surgery.

Xiao Chen performed the operation, Hui Shao assisted, and I was in charge of filming. My hands were still shaking badly, as if I could feel that heart-gripping pain. Xiao Chen was completely at home with it, Hui Shao looked grave, and I pretended to be calm...

After filming, I looked at that arowana that had just gone through pain like life and death. It stared at me, as if it still had not recovered, and I looked at it too, as if I were still stuck somewhere from two hours earlier, with a memory I could not shake off...

This video is respectfully dedicated to warning everyone who keeps arowanas, including myself: arowana illnesses must never be delayed. Surgery is always a last resort. If possible, every effort should be made to keep the condition within the range of medication treatment. Pay more attention to your arowana's condition in daily life, spot the symptoms in time, pinpoint the cause accurately, and treat the illness with all your strength, so as not to let down the days and nights you and it have spent together.

From a certain point of view, what we keep is not just an arowana, but more a kind of sentiment, a mutual looking up to each other, isn't it?

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