What are the treatment methods for Ichthyobodo infection?
Treatment of Ichthyobodo infection
Treatment of Ichthyobodo infection
In diseased fish affected by this disease, patches of cloudy gray mucus infections appear on the skin. When a large number of Ichthyobodo parasites are present, broken patches of blood spots appear on the body surface, the fins do not spread open, and the fish rub against plants or the bottom, refuse to eat and lose weight, often causing the diseased fish to lie listlessly on its side in a lethargic state.
For treatment measures, the same treatment method as for white spot disease can be used, or add 1 milliliter of formalin per 2 liters of water and bathe for 15 minutes. Alternatively, add 1 gram of acriflavine per 100 liters of water for a bath of about 2 days. Raising the water temperature to 30 degrees can help remove Ichthyobodo.
In diseased fish affected by this disease, patches of cloudy gray mucus infections appear on the skin. When a large number of Ichthyobodo parasites are present, broken patches of blood spots appear on the body surface, the fins do not spread open, and the fish rub against plants or the bottom, refuse to eat and lose weight, often causing the diseased fish to lie listlessly on its side in a lethargic state.
For treatment measures, the same treatment method as for white spot disease can be used, or add 1 milliliter of formalin per 2 liters of water and bathe for 15 minutes. Alternatively, add 1 gram of acriflavine per 100 liters of water for a bath of about 2 days. Raising the water temperature to 30 degrees can help remove Ichthyobodo.