Why did my fish die? Help !!!!!!?
I had three goldfish in my tank, a comet, a common and Shubunkin. However, the fungus from the comet was Goldie, so that water treated with the drug until it heals. The next day was clean, the city Goldie putrefaction fin! First Instead, why not fish absorb the medicine in the first place? Why get the putrefaction of the right flipper, after putting on drugs to cure fin rot and fungus? Anyway, I get more drugs, and has worsened and he died! And the drugs that are supposed to cure fin rot, fungi, and a variety of other diseases ... Why this fish just died on me like that? LEEP and I say "Are goldfish. Die quickly!" Umm, noo! Goldfish have a life of more than 20 years if you take care of them, I do. And if I get a drug that is not exactly die. Fish experts to help Plee! Why Why did this happen?
Drugs that are can make a difference and to follow the full course is usually 3-4 treatments. Another consideration that drug stores water aquariums many fans do not realize is that all antibiotics that work well in humans, work and fish. Most of bacterial pathogens in aquariums tend to react to antibiotics that are strongly Gram-negative. Antibiotics such as penicillin or ampicillin are almost entirely useless pet shops in aquariums, but there are many in the sale of these antibiotics. Goldfish (if KH is 80 ppm or more, should be) Kanamycin sulfate and / or nitrofurazone would start antibiotics. The water parameters are also important, you need an aquarium that is at least 8.10 gallons per goldfish as they grow (they can be more popular when I was younger, but only temporarily). His ammonia level should be 0, 0 nitrites, nitrates 40 ppm or less, the pH around 7.5 and a KH above 80 ppm. KH is a parameter of water is often forgotten, but next to ammonia and nitrite, which is very important. KH measures ( terms of base) level of calcium in the water without proper calcium levels in the process of osmotic fish will suffer and cause health problems and susceptibility to disease. Another aspect of water quality that affects the goldfish is the redox potential, which, unfortunately, many fans are unaware. Want a redox potential of 300 mV. A UV sterilizer is a simple way to keep it. Goldfish are very dirty and so maintain a redox potential While not essential, in my studies that really helps with the big dirty as goldfish. Diet is also important for the health of the fish, goldfish need more vegetable matter used in food and water protein, no grain fillers, like most TetraFin. A water change between treatments is a good idea, and use of products such as deposits added electrolytes Wonder and improve kH recommended. For much more information that can help you with the support of the current research, check out this site: http://www.americanaquariumproducts.com/Aquarium_Information.html This is a forum with a lot of professional knowledge: http://groups.msn.com/EverythingAquatic/
