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Eιχα ενα καρδιναλιο στραβο που ειχε φτασει 4 ετων και εφτασε τελικα να κολυμπαει καθετα.
Μεχρι και αναπαραγωγη ηθελε να κανει.
Στο βιντεο διωχνει τα αλλα αρσενικα για να διπλαρωσει μαι θηλυκια.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYcGXFZsDg8
Εζησε μια χαρα και εφυγε ησυχα σε βαθεια γεραματα. |
Απλα φοβάμαι μηπως συμβαίνει κατι τετειο (microsporidiosis)
Symptoms include restlessness, increased respiration, white patches on the skin, and an individual separating itself from the group. The spores (larval stage) of the parasite enter the fish through the mouth and burrow through the walls of the gut before settling in the muscles. There they produce cysts which cause rapid degeneration of the muscle tissue and development of the characteristic white patches.
Once the disease takes hold mortality rates can rapidly become very high. No medication is available, and the only way to ‘treat’ the tank is to physically remove any fish displaying symptoms.
Similar symptoms are caused by a severe form of the pathogenic bacterium Flavobacterium columnare, and this is sometimes mistaken for NTD (Michel, Messiaen, and Bernardet, 2002).
Another common problem is microsporidiosis, caused by the parasite Pseudoloma neurofilia (Matthews et al. 2001), with external symptoms including chronic emaciation and curvature of the spine having led to the vernacular term ‘skinny disease’. Its life-cycle is similar to that of F. columnare in that it is ingested orally, but the main site of infection is the central nervous system, and it can be tricky to diagnose since infestations have been recorded in seemingly healthy individuals.