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PostPosted: Mar 17th, '14, 16:45 
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HI,

this has probably been posted but in my moment of distress I'll ask the question and then search for the answers.

I have two Barramundi out of 50, that have started to lay on the bottom. They look dead until you try to scoop them with a net and they swim off in crazy circles out of control. I scooped them out of the tank and have them in an aerated bucket but they are both laying on the bottom. One of them has a swollen looking eye that is cloudier than the others. Photo below

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All chemicals are normal. PH, KH, Ammonias etc.

I am really at a loss. Any help would be much appreciated.

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PostPosted: Mar 17th, '14, 17:24 
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Hows your salt level?


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PostPosted: Mar 17th, '14, 18:30 
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GH 0, kh40..

I have put the two in a mild salt water bath for now... 25g sea salt to 10L water


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Salt bath for diseases should typically be 3ppt to 6ppt. If it does not work, know some fishes are not meant to make it.


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PostPosted: Apr 10th, '14, 20:50 
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Hey thanks for the help on this. The fish did not make it but that is only 2 in 50. Still a mystery


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