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I recently posted a request for help with Flukes and would like to thank all
those that helped me out - the problem is gone - I think. However, on waking up this morning I found I have a one year old koi doing spirals in the centre of my pond. He seems to be bent slightly sideways and just swimming round in tight circles. I can't see any signs of anything physically wrong. Any ideas please. TIA |
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It could be anchor worm
Examine the scales and look for a raised bump with a1/2in greyish tube hanging from it. Buy a treatment of dab the parasite with paraffin , remove with teasers and treat wound with antiseptic. Fish louse can also cause erratic swimming But fish will be rubbing itself on sides of pond. Swim bladder problems can cause this. as can lack of oxygen. The fish will also swim like this if it is dying. www.arghamvillage.co.uk |
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