What to do if there is white flocculent on the fish body and white flocculent on the fish in the fis

I have white hair.

White hair disease, also known as water mold, is one of the most common diseases of ornamental fish.

Symptoms: The fish body is injured, or the parasite invades and destroys, the spores of the mold invade the wound, absorb nutrients, and grow rapidly, one end of the hyphium goes deep into the muscle, and one end grows outward, forming cotton wool-like hyphae. When mold is just parasitic, it is generally not easy to find; By the time it was discovered, the hyphae had invaded the wound on the fish's body and were growing from the outside to the inside.

The hyphae are entangled and adhered to the cells and tissues of the wound, causing tissue necrosis. Due to the increasing number of cotton wool-like mycelium, the fish body is overburdened, causing swimming disorders, loss of appetite, and becoming thinner and weaker, resulting in death.

Method: 1Mix 4/10,000 of salt and 4/10,000 of baking soda and sprinkle the whole tank or take a medicated bath.

2.Soak in 2 parts per million (2ppm) of potassium permanganate solution plus 1 table salt for 20 for 30 minutes.

3.Soak in 1 to 2 parts per million (1 2 ppm) of methylene blue solution or malachite green solution for 20-30 minutes.

4.。Installing a 15-watt UV lamp on the top of the aquarium for several hours a day can effectively inhibit or eliminate the growth of water mold.

Prevention method: A small amount of salt can be put in the aquarium to suppress water mold, and pay attention to cleaning and disinfection when putting live bait. The water quality must be kept clean to prevent the occurrence of water mold.

The presence of white flocculent on the fish indicates that they have white disease. The disease is usually more common in early spring and late winter, when the water temperature is below 20. Diseased fish develop white hyphae that grow more and more over time, causing them to swim erratically and lose their appetite.

If you want to **, you need to increase the water temperature to 30 and inject an appropriate amount of penicillin.

Also add a little coarse salt and change the water.

There are symptoms of wounds and water mold infection on the body. Most of those fish are hopeless. It is usually seen in the mouth of the pond where the disinfection of the fish fry is not complete when they go down to the pond, and the whole pond is not disinfected in time after the fry are put into the pond, and the water quality of the fish pond is relatively thin. General practice:

1. Fish fry should be disinfected with potassium permanganate, brine, thioetherfloxacin or iodine preparations before going to the pond;

2. After the fry are put into the pond, iodine preparation, or thioetherfloxacin, or salicylic acid or the latter two are mixed and sprinkled;

3. Fertilizer the water body of the fish pond in advance. The occurrence of water mold in fertilizer ponds is much better than that in thin ponds.

4. Strictly control the quality before purchasing fish fry. If there is obvious trauma or poor physique, do not purchase it directly, so as to reduce the risk of breeding from the source!

Change the water, the white flocculent material present in the fish tank may be mycelium, and the water needs to be changed in time to improve the water quality after being found; Heating rod can be installed in the tank after changing the water, and a small amount of salt can be added to sterilize, so that the fish can resume growth as soon as possible in a high temperature environment; Medicated bath**, if the condition does not improve, you need to put potassium permanganate solution into the tank for medicated bath, soak for 30 minutes every day.

The white flocculent presence in the fish tank may be mycelium, and the water needs to be changed in time after being found, which can effectively improve the water quality, so that the fish can be used as soon as possible, and can also reduce the number of harmful bacteria in the tank to avoid the continuous deterioration of the condition. Note that the water needs to be changed every 1 day for better results.

After changing the water, you can place a heating rod in the tank to properly raise the water temperature, which can promote the metabolism of the fish and allow harmful substances to be discharged from the body as soon as possible in the environment of high water temperature. Note that bacteria often multiply in large numbers in high temperature environments, so in order to avoid bacteria from invading the fish, a small amount of feeding is needed into the water for sterilization.

If the condition of the fish does not improve after warming and changing the water, it needs to be carried out by medicated bath**, and can be soaked in povidone solution, with 20 mg of medicine per liter of water. Potassium permanganate solution can also be diluted with water, and the diseased fish can be put into the tank for soaking, and each soaking is often controlled within 30 minutes.

The fish in the fish tank have white flocculents, most of which are due to water mold, and mild water mold only needs to be warmed and coarse salt for a few days. If the symptoms of water mold are severe, penicillin is used in combination**. In addition, if the fish can recover completely, you can use potassium permanganate or malachite green solution for medicinal baths.

The white flocculent matter on the fish in the fish tank may be caused by water mold, most likely due to the deterioration of water quality, or the water temperature is too low and the water temperature difference is large. In this regard, mild water mildew only needs to be isolated and put salt for a few days to recuperate, and the disease symptoms can be improved.

Secondly, pay attention to raising the temperature to about 28 during the resting period and change the water regularly. However, if the disease is severe, an appropriate amount of penicillin can be added to the fish tank, and at the same time, the owner needs to clean and disinfect the fish tank, including all equipment and filter media.

Of course, if penicillin and coarse salt cannot cure the fish, you can use an appropriate amount of potassium permanganate or malachite green, and soak the sick fish in the medicated bath for half an hour every day, which can generally be effective in four to five days.