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| Author: | Dagger [ Jan 13th, '15, 06:39 ] |
| Post subject: | Tilapia Disease |
Anyone know anything about growths or warts on a tilapia? Is it a parasite and should i isolate it? ![]() free upload pictures ![]() image hosting no register |
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| Author: | floridafishin [ Jan 13th, '15, 06:57 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Tilapia Disease |
Better safe than sorry |
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| Author: | bcotton [ Jan 13th, '15, 11:08 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Tilapia Disease |
i am not sure what i am looking at. where are the warts located? I am not sure what advice "better safe than sorry" means.. cull it? That's some weird coloring for tilapia, what species or hybrid is it? |
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| Author: | floridafishin [ Jan 14th, '15, 02:51 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Tilapia Disease |
Cotton, Ha ha no. The second part of his original question was "should I isolate it". Thus the better safe than sorry remark. I believe the blemish that he is referring to is between the flipper and eye, on the right side, in the top pic. |
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| Author: | bcotton [ Jan 14th, '15, 02:54 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Tilapia Disease |
yah, cant go wrong with isolation, I think i see the blemish and i dont know what it is. |
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| Author: | Dagger [ Jan 14th, '15, 13:28 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Tilapia Disease |
Must have been in the water most of the fish have red markings along their fins. Got new fish tank filters. They are Blue Tilapia. I might try to add some salt to the water i cant isolate them anymore because almost all of them have the problem. |
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| Author: | scotty435 [ Jan 15th, '15, 03:15 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Tilapia Disease |
Salting is probably a good idea. 1 ppt helps with stress. Raising the temp if it's low for their range might help them as well. A brief dip in a salt solution could be a possibility. You might want to crosscheck to see if Tilapia can handle the amounts listed below but I think they can. Most plants can handle the 1ppt concentrations but as you go higher plants that are sensitive, like strawberries will die off. Salting Nitrite issues - 1ppt = 1KG per 1000L or 1gm per L Parasites - 3-6ppt Dip for parasites - 30ppt - .5 to 10 minutes. Remove fish showing signs of distress immediately (laying on side or erratic behavior for example) I'd guess this is fungal but can't be sure. |
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