RE: [RML] Fish TB?
Kevin Sheller (kevmo at aplants.com)
Thu, 5 May 2005 12:21:30 -0500
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Rainbowfish and disease for me has been synonymous. While I haven't lost a
rainbow (boesmani, turquise, trif, etc..) for about 3 years, they have
contracted every possible disease during that span.
Right now they seem to have columnaris. Not long ago, they had fin rot, one
has pop-eye, one had the red splotchy streaks (bacteria) and they've
certainly had ich a number of times.
So far, (cross my fingers), they have not developed TB.
Have others had so many outbreaks? My other aquariums inhabited by other
non-rainbowfish always go disease-free for years...
Like I've mentioned before, I think some of these were caused by mistakes on
my part, but sheesh, it seems excessive...
Kevmo
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Harro Hieronimus
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Subject: AW: [RML] Fish TB?
To my experience, yes, but similar as a few others. They seem to be very
sensitive if their personal optimum situation changes, like sudden
temperature changes.
Regards Harro
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Would you say that rainbowfish are more likely to develop fish TB than
other tropicals in the hobby?
Thanks,
Andrew
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