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Old March 29th 05, 09:36 PM
colin smith
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One of my Koi has died ,it became lethargic I put it into isolation with
some treatment for fungal bacterial ect diseases and then returned to main
pond.After a few days it died there was no external indication of any
problems other than its behaviour.I have tested the water and its OK. I am
very new to keeping fish and I am worried that the other fish will be
affected any advice would be appreciated.


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Old March 30th 05, 04:10 AM
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Can you give us some more info?
What is the pond temperature?
Have the fish been being fed?
What are the numbers for ammonia, nitrite, pH, KH, nitrate?
This time of year is particularly hard on koi, since they are just waking up
from a long winters nap, their immune system is very low, parasites get a
head start, and bad bacteria can thrive at the lower temperatures.
With more info, I am sure you will get several possible ideas of what
happened, and what to do about it.
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"colin smith" wrote in message
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One of my Koi has died ,it became lethargic I put it into isolation with
some treatment for fungal bacterial ect diseases and then returned to main
pond.After a few days it died there was no external indication of any
problems other than its behaviour.I have tested the water and its OK. I am
very new to keeping fish and I am worried that the other fish will be
affected any advice would be appreciated.



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Old March 30th 05, 05:17 PM
colin smith
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Pond temperature is 10deg C
I have fed them a small amount of wheatgerm
When I tested the pond I can't remember the exact figures but they were
perfect according to the test kit (as I said am new to all this)The other
fish seem to be ok.
As this is my first spring with a pond I would welcome any tips you have.

"RichToyBox" wrote in message
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Can you give us some more info?
What is the pond temperature?
Have the fish been being fed?
What are the numbers for ammonia, nitrite, pH, KH, nitrate?
This time of year is particularly hard on koi, since they are just waking
up from a long winters nap, their immune system is very low, parasites get
a head start, and bad bacteria can thrive at the lower temperatures.
With more info, I am sure you will get several possible ideas of what
happened, and what to do about it.
--
RichToyBox
http://www.geocities.com/richtoybox/pondintro.html

"colin smith" wrote in message
. uk...
One of my Koi has died ,it became lethargic I put it into isolation with
some treatment for fungal bacterial ect diseases and then returned to
main pond.After a few days it died there was no external indication of
any problems other than its behaviour.I have tested the water and its OK.
I am very new to keeping fish and I am worried that the other fish will
be affected any advice would be appreciated.





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Old April 1st 05, 05:33 PM
~ jan JJsPond.us
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On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 16:17:06 GMT, "colin smith"
wrote:

Pond temperature is 10deg C
I have fed them a small amount of wheatgerm
When I tested the pond I can't remember the exact figures


Take the tests again and give us the figures. We can tell more by those
than anything else. What's 10 C in F? below 50? Don't feed. ~ jan


but they were
perfect according to the test kit (as I said am new to all this)The other
fish seem to be ok.
As this is my first spring with a pond I would welcome any tips you have.

"RichToyBox" wrote in message
Can you give us some more info?
What is the pond temperature?
Have the fish been being fed?
What are the numbers for ammonia, nitrite, pH, KH, nitrate?
This time of year is particularly hard on koi, since they are just waking
up from a long winters nap, their immune system is very low, parasites get
a head start, and bad bacteria can thrive at the lower temperatures.
With more info, I am sure you will get several possible ideas of what
happened, and what to do about it.
--
RichToyBox
http://www.geocities.com/richtoybox/pondintro.html

"colin smith" wrote in message
. uk...
One of my Koi has died ,it became lethargic I put it into isolation with
some treatment for fungal bacterial ect diseases and then returned to
main pond.After a few days it died there was no external indication of
any problems other than its behaviour.I have tested the water and its OK.
I am very new to keeping fish and I am worried that the other fish will
be affected any advice would be appreciated.





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