What disease does the grass carp have? Attached is a photo, please help diagnose it.
What disease does the grass carp have? (As shown in the picture)
Note: I feed only self-mixed pelleted feed. The formula is: peanut bran 10%, rice bran 5%, wheat bran 30%, fishmeal 8%, yeast powder 2%, cornmeal 17%, soybean meal 17%, wheat middlings 8%, soybean oil 1%, choline chloride 0.2%, monocalcium phosphate 1.8%, Feixite grass carp special premix 2%, salt 0.5%.
[ts]Heigebi added the following content on 2009-8-7 17:14[/ts]
Additional note: my fish is 36 cm long and weighs 1.39 jin. Is the growth normal? When stocked, the fry were about 50 grams, and they have now been raised for 4 months. Attachment:You need to log in to download or view attachments. No account? Register
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Gill rot complicated by fatty liver
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It should be gill rot caused by parasites. Stop feeding first.
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Weili iodine, gill rot.
Take it slowly
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Hepatobiliary syndrome complicated by gill rot. You need to check whether there are parasites on the gills.
lilanbin added the following content on 2009-8-9 15:26
Hepatobiliary syndrome complicated by gill rot. You need to check whether there are parasites on the gills.
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The cost is really high enough, and it feels unreasonable.
The fish is a bit thin.
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I agree with the suggestion on the 5th floor. Your fish still has a very beautiful body shape.
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Gill rot disease, but it seems it is not fatty liver.
The intestine seems to have some bleeding.
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Thank you, everyone!
[ts]Heigebi added the following content on 2009-8-21 16:14[/ts]
Thank you, everyone!
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A typical "open skylight", and you still want to look at this and that. Do you all treat diseases by elimination?
The liver color is a bit white. But from the gallbladder it can be seen that hepatobiliary disease is present. It is just not very serious. First treat the gill rot!
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Brother upstairs, how do you treat gill rot disease? Are there any good methods?
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According to the information provided by the original poster, the condition factor of this fish is 1.4. For adult grass carp over 500 grams, a condition factor of around 2.0 is generally better. It is thin, but after dissection there is a lot of fat attached outside the intestine, which is somewhat puzzling.
[ts]Heigebi added the following content on 2009-8-7 17:14[/ts]
Additional note: my fish is 36 cm long and weighs 1.39 jin. Is the growth normal? When stocked, the fry were about 50 grams, and they have now been raised for 4 months. Attachment:You need to log in to download or view attachments. No account? Register
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Gill rot complicated by fatty liver
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It should be gill rot caused by parasites. Stop feeding first.
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Weili iodine, gill rot.
Take it slowly
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Hepatobiliary syndrome complicated by gill rot. You need to check whether there are parasites on the gills.
lilanbin added the following content on 2009-8-9 15:26
Hepatobiliary syndrome complicated by gill rot. You need to check whether there are parasites on the gills.
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The cost is really high enough, and it feels unreasonable.
The fish is a bit thin.
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I agree with the suggestion on the 5th floor. Your fish still has a very beautiful body shape.
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Gill rot disease, but it seems it is not fatty liver.
The intestine seems to have some bleeding.
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Thank you, everyone!
[ts]Heigebi added the following content on 2009-8-21 16:14[/ts]
Thank you, everyone!
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A typical "open skylight", and you still want to look at this and that. Do you all treat diseases by elimination?
The liver color is a bit white. But from the gallbladder it can be seen that hepatobiliary disease is present. It is just not very serious. First treat the gill rot!
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Brother upstairs, how do you treat gill rot disease? Are there any good methods?
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According to the information provided by the original poster, the condition factor of this fish is 1.4. For adult grass carp over 500 grams, a condition factor of around 2.0 is generally better. It is thin, but after dissection there is a lot of fat attached outside the intestine, which is somewhat puzzling.