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I just wanted to update everyone on the Koi I wrote in about 5 or 6 weeks
ago that had suddenly been paralyzed. He was motionless at the bottom of the pond. He only had use of his pectoral fins and nothing else. We moved him to a small preformed pond and had to hand feed him for the first 2 weeks. He slowly started to regain use of his fins from front to back. After 3 weeks we came out 1 day and found him able to hold himself upright again, but still had great difficulty trying to swim. He would just roll upside down. Over the last week or so, he drastically improved and began swimming around much easier and looking for food. Sunday we moved him back into the main pond. He still looks a little funny when he swims, but he is swimming with all the fish and eating and just looks happy to be back with the others. It is hard to imagine that just a few weeks ago this fish was motionless lying on his side unable to move. Mike |
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