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Old May 7th 06, 09:13 AM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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Didn't someone not to long ago, post that they had a fish with a
missing eye, or eyes?
I thought they said it was due to another fish in the tank, but wasn't
sure of which one of it's tankmates did it... An aggerssion thing,
which let it slip by me, untill now...
I can't find the post, but wanted to let the poster know that a
missing eye, or two, could be Fish Tuberculosis (fish TB). Other
symptoms would be loss of appetite, stays seclued, lies on side on
bottom, stomach appears sunken, white blotching along with frayed fins
and tail... Said to be treated with Kanamycin and vitamin B-6. It can
also be transmitted to humans. Is suggested that you call 520 - 298 -
7814 for consultation before attempting to treat.............
Frank

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Old May 7th 06, 09:52 AM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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Frank wrote:
Didn't someone not to long ago, post that they had a fish with a
missing eye, or eyes?
I thought they said it was due to another fish in the tank, but wasn't
sure of which one of it's tankmates did it... An aggerssion thing,
which let it slip by me, untill now...
I can't find the post, but wanted to let the poster know that a
missing eye, or two, could be Fish Tuberculosis (fish TB). Other
symptoms would be loss of appetite, stays seclued, lies on side on
bottom, stomach appears sunken, white blotching along with frayed fins
and tail... Said to be treated with Kanamycin and vitamin B-6. It can
also be transmitted to humans. Is suggested that you call 520 - 298 -
7814 for consultation before attempting to treat.............
Frank

I posted in the Platy thread yesterday regarding a Mollie that looked as
if her eye had been sucked at....is this the one that you are thinking
of? I thought maybe she had been attacked by one of the Yoyo loaches...

The tank has been running for just over a year - no additions made since
last September - most of the fish in it were transferred from a smaller
tank. The Mollie in question was home bred....the only symptom she
showed before dying was the eye thing - this was an overnight injury and
extremely unpleasant - it was like the eye was hanging from just a
thread....I was going to put her out of her mysery but nature got there
first... :-(

Gill
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Old May 7th 06, 01:20 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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Gill Passman wrote,
is this the one that you are thinking of? I thought
maybe she had been attacked by one of the Yoyo loaches...


Yes, your post was it.

it was like the eye was hanging from just a
thread......


OK then, it *was* an injury, not fish TB. Just wanted to make
sure............. Frank

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Old May 7th 06, 05:05 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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Frank wrote:
Gill Passman wrote,

is this the one that you are thinking of? I thought
maybe she had been attacked by one of the Yoyo loaches...



Yes, your post was it.


it was like the eye was hanging from just a
thread......



OK then, it *was* an injury, not fish TB. Just wanted to make
sure............. Frank

Thanks for your concern Frank :-)....By the way I am keeping a close eye
on the other fish just in case - it doesn't always pay to make
assumptions....

BTW having said about assumptions do you think I'm right to suspect the
two Yoyo loaches (each around 3" in size)? Tank occupants a-

3 Mollies (home bred) - used to be 4 :-(
4 Harlequin Rasboras
5 Glowlight Tetras
2 Pearl Gouramis
2 Yoyo Loaches

Tank is a 30 UK gall....

TIA
Gill
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Old May 7th 06, 06:18 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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Gill Passman wrote,
do you think I'm right to suspect the
two Yoyo loaches (each around 3" in size)?


Eather the gouramis or the loaches. If I had to pick just one, I would
agree with you - trouble is, picking which loach to hang ;-)
............... Frank

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Old May 7th 06, 06:41 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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Frank wrote:
Gill Passman wrote,

do you think I'm right to suspect the
two Yoyo loaches (each around 3" in size)?



Eather the gouramis or the loaches. If I had to pick just one, I would
agree with you - trouble is, picking which loach to hang ;-)
.............. Frank


Maybe I should persuade my son to let me move the loaches....they would
go real well in either the 47.5 UK gall where I already have two or in
the 130 gall which has 3 (about to be 6) Clown Loaches....I could offer
to buy him alternative fish for his tank....he's desperate for a
Pleco....but the one he wants is round £20-30....

Gill
 




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