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From what I've gathered my koi's problem may be:
Carp pox (aka Lymphocystis) Or Koi herpes I'm unclear on whether or not Carp Pox and Koi Herpes are different diseases or just the same name for the same thing. I don't want to kill the fish, but it certainly sounds like I should isolate this one. That's a bit of a pain considering the size these fish are getting to, but one thing I learned is that these bigger fish are much lazier and easier to catch than the impossible-to-catch younger ones. I definitely don't want to contact the Department of Agriculture. Government and environmental issues are a scary thing to mix and I've heard the horror stories. I'd probably end up with 100 euthanized koi and a demolished pond. I'll be lucky if they don't find a way to condemn my property altogether! I would like to get out of this without the death of this fish. I've never really liked its color patterns too much but that's a mean reason to settle for its euthanization! Don't worry; the last thing I'll do is release this fish into the wild or any other body of water for that matter. |
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