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Fungal Infection? Whitish cottony tufts or patches appear on the mouth, skin and fins of tropical fish, goldfish and koi. ? We recommend?API PIMAFIX. |
Fin And Tail Rot? Fins appear ragged and split. Disease can progress until fins and tail are completely eroded. ? Secondary fungal infections commonly occur. ? We recommend?API MELAFIX?(or?BETTAFIX?if you have a betta fish),?or alternatively?PIMAFIX?or?FIN & BODY CURE. |
Dropsy and Malawi Bloat? Fish develop a bloated appearance due to accumulation of fluid in the body cavity. ? Scales may appear to stick out from the sides of fish. ? In advanced cases, fish lose the ability to swim and may float upside down. ? We recommend?API MELAFIX?(or?BETTAFIX?if you have a betta fish) or?PIMAFIX,?or alternatively?FIN & BODY CURE. |
Bacterial Hemorrhagic Septicemia? Fish show blood streaks in the fins and body. ? We recommend?API MELAFIX?(or?BETTAFIX?if you have a betta fish), or alternatively?PIMAFIX or FIN & BODY CURE. |
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Eye Cloud, Body Slime? Eyes develop a whitish haze and/or protrude from the head. ? Hazy or slimy patches appear on the bodies of fish. ? If infested with parasites, fish may scratch on objects in the aquarium and exhibit rapid breathing. ? We recommend?API MELAFIX?(or?BETTAFIX?if you have a betta fish),?or alternatively?PIMAFIX?or?FIN & BODY CURE. |
Open Red Sores? Fish exhibit open red sores on the body. ? We recommend?API MELAFIX?(or?BETTAFIX?if you have a betta fish),?or alternatively?PIMAFIX, E.M ERYTHROMYCIN?or?FIN & BODY CURE. |
Mouth Fungus – Saddleback Disease? Raised, gray patches are observed on the fins and mouth areas of fish. ? Live bearers, such as guppies and mollies, develop grayish patches on their backs, giving rise to the name ?saddle back disease.? ? Infected areas may develop into red ulcers and infect the gills, causing rapid loss of fish. ? We recommend?API MELAFIX?(or?BETTAFIX?if you have a betta fish) or?PIMAFIX,?or alternatively?E.M ERYTHROMYCIN?or?FIN & BODY CURE. |
Bacterial Gill Disease? Fish will scratch against objects and appear listless. A grayish film may form on the body. ? Rapid breathing in fish may be accompanied by gasping at the surface of the water, or the fish sitting on the bottom of the aquarium. ? Gills undergo severe damage, leading to suffocation and death. ? We recommend?API MELAFIX?(or?BETTAFIX?if you have a betta fish), or alternatively?PIMAFIX, E.M ERYTHROMYCIN?or?FIN & BODY CURE. |
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Flukes/Parasitic Worms? Most parasitic worms are not visible without the aid of a microscope. Fish will scratch against objects and appear listless. A grayish film may form one the body. ? Rapid breathing in fish may be accompanied by gasping at the surface of the water, or the fish sitting on the bottom of the aquarium. ? Gills undergo severe damage, leading to suffocation and death. ? We recommend?API GENERAL CURE.?For secondary or fungal infection, use?MELAFIX?(or?BETTAFIX?if you have a betta fish) and?PIMAFIX?together. |
Hole-In-The-Head Disease (Hexamita)? The most obvious symptom is the pitting and erosion of skin and muscle tissue around the face of the fish. This erosion appears to be a symptom of the parasite’s presence in the intestinal tract, not on the surface of the fish. ? Many fish exhibit poor appetite, weight loss and nervousness; without proper treatment, death ultimately results. ? We recommend?API GENERAL CURE |
Ich (Ichthyophthirius)? Early symptoms of this infection in fish include darting in the aquarium and scratching against the gravel and ornaments. ? Fish exhibit labored breathing and may remain at the water’s surface, near filters and aeration devices. ? White spots may or may not be visible on the fish. ? We recommend?API SUPER ICK CURE?along with?API AQUARIUM SALT |
Subclinical Parasitic Infestation? Fish may scratch on objects in the aquarium. ? Slimy skin may develop on fish and fins may be clamped. ? Labored breathing may be observed. ? We recommend?API SUPER ICK CURE?along with?API AQUARIUM SALT. |
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