[RML] Is this Tuberculosis?
Kevin Sheller (kevmo at aplants.com)
Fri, 18 Mar 2005 09:46:43 -0600
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I don't think it is, but I don't want to take any chances. This is a
gardneri killie in a tank with a bunch of rainbows. I've been having some
illness problems lately with all inhabitants, and I've been losing killifish
to this disease.
They get bloated and turn almost white. They stop eating. Their scales
protrude. These are the only symptoms. No whitish feces, no sores. Not even
hanging at the surface. They are anywhere. This one was easy to catch and
place in a hospital tank. I am treating him for bacteria, because to me it
seems like Dropsy. (which I've never actually seen before -- just read about
it.)
Please look at the attached phots. Before and after pics.
What do you guys think?
Thanks!!!
Kevmo
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I
don't think it is, but I don't want to take any chances. This is a gardneri
killie in a tank with a bunch of rainbows. I've been having some illness
problems lately with all inhabitants, and I've been losing killifish to this
disease.
They
get bloated and turn almost white. They stop eating. Their scales protrude.
These are the only symptoms. No whitish feces, no sores. Not even hanging at the
surface. They are anywhere. This one was easy to catch and place in a hospital
tank. I am treating him for bacteria, because to me it seems like Dropsy. (which
I've never actually seen before -- just read about it.)
Please
look at the attached phots. Before and after pics.
What
do you guys think?
Thanks!!!
Kevmo
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