hjælp til sygdom??
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Jens B — 22. november 2005, 20:25
Min argus har over natten/dagen fået hvidlige plamager på bugen. Det er ret meget og der ser ikke ud til at være forandringer i hudens oveflade, kun pigmenteringen.. Er der nogen der har en ide.... sidder online den næste times tid, så skriv endelig snarest 🙂
Symibot — 22. november 2005, 20:35
kender faktisk ikke til argus og hvilke sygdomme de kan få
http://www.disease-watch.com/documents/CD/index/html/ff001eus.htm
det er det bedste jeg lige kan grave op..
har du billeder?
Med venlig hilsen
Martin
http://www.disease-watch.com/documents/CD/index/html/ff001eus.htm
det er det bedste jeg lige kan grave op..
har du billeder?
Med venlig hilsen
Martin
Jens B — 22. november 2005, 20:37
tager lige et og smider ud.....
Jens B — 22. november 2005, 20:44
et billede.....
Symibot — 22. november 2005, 20:51
"Disease: Infectious, Parasitic
Ich and velvet can infect Scats; these scourges are easily defeated with "standard" fish remedies.
A peculiar virally-mediated growth, so frequently encountered with these fishes that it's termed "Scat disease" or lymphocystis is all too common. Lymphocystis, whitish-grayish growths occur most frequently on the origins of fins. There are various treatments sold to "cure" lymph, but I encourage you instead to take your time. This "disease" is generally self-curing and rarely fatal. If the growths seem to be getting much worse or are offensive to you, hand removing them via pinching between finger nails seems to speed up eradication.
Tuberculosis, or wasting disease, has been cited as a problem with Scats, but I have yet to observe runaway cases in an optimized, well-fed set-up."
fra http://www.wetwebmedia.com/Scatart.htm
Med venlig hilsen
Martin
Ich and velvet can infect Scats; these scourges are easily defeated with "standard" fish remedies.
A peculiar virally-mediated growth, so frequently encountered with these fishes that it's termed "Scat disease" or lymphocystis is all too common. Lymphocystis, whitish-grayish growths occur most frequently on the origins of fins. There are various treatments sold to "cure" lymph, but I encourage you instead to take your time. This "disease" is generally self-curing and rarely fatal. If the growths seem to be getting much worse or are offensive to you, hand removing them via pinching between finger nails seems to speed up eradication.
Tuberculosis, or wasting disease, has been cited as a problem with Scats, but I have yet to observe runaway cases in an optimized, well-fed set-up."
fra http://www.wetwebmedia.com/Scatart.htm
Med venlig hilsen
Martin
Jens B — 22. november 2005, 20:56
hmmm lyder det ikke som om det er en knop eller noget??? det med at man kan klemme dem mlm neglene??? Ellers yder det jo meget rigtigt.. Kan du se det på billedet????
Symibot — 22. november 2005, 21:04
er der knop?? jeg ved ikke helt hvad det med at klemme det det går ud på....
ellers prøv at søg på latinske navn + disease på google.dk : http://www.google.dk/search?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial_s&hl=da&q=Scatophagus+argus+disease&meta=&btnG=Google-s%C3%B8gning
Med venlig hilsen
Martin
ellers prøv at søg på latinske navn + disease på google.dk : http://www.google.dk/search?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial_s&hl=da&q=Scatophagus+argus+disease&meta=&btnG=Google-s%C3%B8gning
Med venlig hilsen
Martin
Jens B — 22. november 2005, 21:06
Nej der er nemlig ingen knop 🙂
jeg takker mange gange
Mvh
Jens
jeg takker mange gange
Mvh
Jens
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