Fish Diseases
If you find that the fish in your aquarium are exhibiting signs of disease or illness, do not panic. There are plenty of medicines available to treat most, if not all disease problems and you can purchase these online and in-stores. If you do plan on using medicine, isolate the sick fish to avoid spreading the disease. The possibility of sickness is a fact of life for creatures great and small, but with a little vigilance and preparation you can protect your fish against potentially harmful diseases and parasites." The following guides can help you identify and treat potential illness and disease but if you have any concerns please do not hesitate to speak to your local store team and they will be happy to recommend the best course of action.
There are a multitude of maladies that can affect the health of your fish, the most common being bacterial or parasitic, with fungal infections often occurring secondarily to the initial disease. Here are some of the more common ailments to look out for:
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