My little goldfish is full of bubbles

The dense bubbles indicate that the temperature of the day is related to the light and the water color of the fish tank, your situation is that the water temperature is high, or it may be that the direct sun is too long, resulting in the photosynthesis of microorganisms in the tank to produce gas, such gas is easy to adhere to the fish body, fish tail, fish fin parts, serious gas will enter the fish fin and fish tail to cause local tissue necrosis and produce small holes, this situation is called "hot tail" in our professional name, it is easy to cause germs to invade the wound, and then cause rotten tails.

Treatment: Avoid direct sunlight, change the water appropriately to reduce the water temperature, the symptoms are mild, the bubbles will disappear on their own, and in severe cases, you also need to use your hands to squeeze out the bubbles that invade the inside of the fish tail, and sprinkle some salt or furan anti-inflammatory and sterilizing drugs to prevent decay.

There are two conditions: 1 is when you have just changed the water, 2 in the summer, under the scorching sun, the fish has burns, the first is okay, and the second is to be careful (in both cases, the fish have bubbles).

This is goldfish bubble disease.

Causes: There are too many phytoplankton or mosses such as algae in the water, especially in the summer when the temperature of the outdoor breeding environment is high, the solubility of oxygen in the water is reduced, and the water is strongly irradiated by the sun, the photosynthesis of plants in the water is greatly strengthened, and a large amount of oxygen is produced, which cannot be dissolved in the water, so the oxygen forms bubbles. The attachment of air bubbles to the body of the fish and the swallowing of air bubbles by mistake make the fish lose the ability to control the ups and downs, unable to swim freely, struggle in the water, consume a lot, and eventually die. Excessive aeration during transport can also cause bubble disease.

Symptoms: bubbles appear on the surface of the fish's body, gills, fins and other organs, the fish can not freely control the ups and downs of the body, struggling to swim on the water surface, the bubbles are small and the fish can still resist buoyancy, but the body has lost its balance, although it wants to sink down, but it can only drill down with its head and cannot sink.

**Method: Move the fish to an indoor tank to raise in a clear water tank.

Since it has just been moved to the clear water, it is the oxygen bubble in the tank of clear water that accidentally sticks to the body of the goldfish, and the goldfish is gone after you catch it in the net. The bubbles on the wall of the fish tank are best scratched off with a straight object, otherwise they will stick, because there is too much oxygen, so there will be bubbles.

Change the water frequently and you'll be fine. Early detection and early treatment. The sun shines a little less.

Scalding (also known as bubble disease).

Causes] Goldfish scalding disease is not easy to occur in new water, and it will not occur indoors, and on the tail fin of goldfish in thick green water, bubbles are easy to occur, the reason is that in the hot summer, the sun is strongly irradiated, so that the water temperature in the pool (tank) is high, the algae plants in the thick green water grow vigorously, and its photosynthesis is very strong, which can often make the dissolved oxygen in the water reach a saturated state, so bubbles will continue to be produced on the moss on the pool (tank) wall. At this time, it is often due to late or insufficient feeding (especially near noon), which is more likely to occur, so that the fish will constantly swim and forage for food, and the air bubbles in the water will continue to adhere to the tail fin of the goldfish. In addition, if the goldfish is caught under the scorching sun at noon, it is easy to make the bubbles in the water rise and float to the fin of the goldfish, so that the tail fin of the goldfish floats all on the water, the head is downward, the abdomen is upward, and then the tail fin tissue is injured, the capillary congestion is suffered, and the tail fin disease is suffered.

It is not contagious and the mortality rate is not high. However, goldfish that have suffered from scalding tail disease many times often make the tail fin fester, mutilated and shortened, affecting their ornamental value.

Symptoms] Because there are many small blisters attached to the fins, especially the tail fins, the sick fish hold the fish on the surface of the water, and the body of the fish is inverted, making it difficult for the diseased fish to dive into the water and swim in a balanced manner. In severe cases, the tail fin is congested, ulcerated, and even cross-infected with water mildew, resulting in death.

Season] The disease is more common in summer and early autumn.

Prevention and control methods] do not panic when you find scalded fish. If there are many sick fish, you can replace them in new isothermal water, even if there are still bubbles at the tail of the fish at that time, it can be cured overnight. If there are a few fish scalding tails that are particularly serious, when the existing fish tails are ulcerated, you can rub the affected area with red mercury, once every 1-2 days, wash with water and then enter the original pool (tank) to rest.

The appearance of bubbles on the body of goldfish is first considered to be caused by a disease, such as bubble disease. Usually because the water quality of the breeding environment is too poor, and there is a large amount of organic matter in the water, toxic gases are produced to form bubbles, which attach to the body surface of goldfish. Diseased goldfish will have symptoms such as malaise and loss of appetite, and in severe cases, they will have lateral deviation.

When the owner notices that he is sick, the first thing he needs to do is clean up the water and reduce the amount of organic matter in the tank, such as reducing algae.

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Bubbles are attached to the body surface and fins of goldfish, and goldfish do not like to move, always float on the surface of the water and cannot sink, goldfish lose their sense of balance, this situation is considered to be bubble disease, this disease usually occurs in water containing a lot of organic matter, a large amount of organic matter produces harmful gases (bubbles), bubbles from the bottom of the water to the process of floating, attached to the normal swimming goldfish, resulting in goldfish disease.

Questions. This one is not a bubble, it's a blister.

The goldfish has a transparent water bubble on its body. Questions. Well.

It's not bubbles, then I was wrong. I'm re-in.

This is water mildew. There are other types of fishery medicines that are commonly found in the market and you can buy them.

Questions. Serious about it.

It is not serious, but the fish needs to be taken out and kept separately to avoid cross-infection.

And the water has to be changed.

Why do I have small bubbles stuck to my goldfish? It may be that the water in the fish tank has been in the tank for a long time, and the dirty substances in the water have stuck to the goldfish, forming some small bubbles, and the water should be changed.

Are you changing the new water, pour the new water directly into the goldfish, this is the goldfish body protective mucosa is destroyed, you have to pay attention, if you go on like this, you will die, the next time you change the water, first put the goldfish and the old water clean in a container, to retain at least one-third of the original, and then slowly inject new water, it is best to be able to dry, directly from the tap water, at most one-half, pay attention to it in the future,

Summary. The bubbles in the fish tank**, one is that there are too many bubbles in the water in the fish tank, and some aquarists, for the so-called mute effect, or to push the fish poop, to lead the water to the bottom, these are excessive bubbles in the fish tank**.

Then there is the new tank and new water, or the water pressure is too high, and it is caused by the beginning of adding water, as I said yesterday about the trapped water tank.

The last point is that the amount of oxygen is too large, especially what kind of nano gas disk is taken, the bubble is too subtle and dense, the big fish tank doesn't matter, what about the small fish tank?

Ornamental fish go back and forth in such a place, once the body surface is a little worn, the bubbles will stick, which is normal.

The little goldfish is full of bubbles.

The bubbles in the fish tank**, one is that there are too many bubbles in the stall in the fish tank, and some aquarists, for the so-called mute effect, or to push the fish poop, to lead the water to the bottom, these are excessive bubbles in the fish tank**. Then there is the new tank and new water, or the water pressure is too high, and it is caused by the beginning of adding water, as I said yesterday about the trapped water tank. The last point is that the amount of oxygen is too large, especially what kind of nano gas disk is taken, the bubble is too subtle and dense, the big fish tank doesn't matter, what about the small fish tank?

Ornamental fish come and go back and forth in the morning, and once the body surface is a little worn, the bubbles will stick to Lu Stupid and blind, which is normal.

I'm glad to answer for you, I hope mine can help you, do you have any other questions?

How to solve it?

How to solve it?

If it is slight on the body surface, it may be three or two days, and the bubble will disappear on its own.

Don't worry too much pro.

The ** method of white bubbles on the goldfish is as follows:

1. Sprinkle 250 grams of salt and 250 grams of baking soda mixture on a 100 cm x 55 cm x 45 cm fish tank for several times with remarkable results.

2. Dissolve malachite green grams or methylene blue in 100 kg of water, soak the fish body for 10 to 20 minutes, and the mycelium can be seen to fall off after a few days. Soak in 2% to 3% saline once a day for 5 to 10 minutes.

3. The malachite green solution of 1 to 2 parts per million of the special drug is soaked for 20 to 30 minutes every day.

4. Mix potassium permanganate of 2 parts per million plus 1% brine and soak the diseased fish for 20 to 30 minutes.

5. Increase the water temperature to inhibit the growth of water mold. And a 15-watt ultraviolet lamp can be used to irradiate for several hours a day, which can effectively inhibit and eliminate water mold.

After the fish suffer from bubble disease, the water in the tank should be replaced, and the temperature should be properly increased, salt sprinkled, and then enhanced filtration can be alleviated. If the bubbles on the fish are formed after the water change, just slow down the water change. Before changing the water, dry the water for a day to remove harmful substances before use, which can also alleviate the phenomenon of bubbles.

After the water quality in the fish tank deteriorates, causing the fish to suffer from bubble disease, it is necessary to replace the water in the tank, and appropriately increase the temperature of the Jianchun, sprinkle a small amount of salt, and enhance the filtration to alleviate this situation.

The bubbles on the fish appear after the water change, so you don't need to worry too much, but because of the change in water pressure, you just need to slow down the speed of the water change and brush off the bubbles on the fish. Tell aside.

When raising fish, directly use tap water to raise, it will lead to this situation, it is best to dry the water for a day, remove the harmful substances in the water, and then put it in the tank to alleviate the phenomenon of bubbles on the fish.