Freshwater Tropical
Hexamita (Hole-in-the-Head)
Intestinal flagellate parasite causing pitted lesions on the head and lateral line, especially in cichlids and discus. Often…
Moderate
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Freshwater Tropical
Intestinal flagellate parasite causing pitted lesions on the head and lateral line, especially in cichlids and discus. Often…
Moderate
Freshwater Tropical
Hazy or opaque film over one or both eyes — usually a sign of bacterial infection or chronic…
Moderate
Freshwater Tropical
Fungus (true fungus) disease of aquarium fish. Key signs: rapid breathing, gasping at surface, gill necrosis with white/marbled…
Severe
Freshwater Tropical
Parasite (flagellated protozoan) disease of aquarium fish. Key signs: pinhole-sized pits on head that enlarge into cavities; lesions…
Moderate
Freshwater Tropical
Bacterium (mixed/opportunistic) disease of aquarium fish. Key signs: ragged, frayed or eroded fin edges; white margins followed by…
Moderate
Freshwater Tropical
Parasite (dinoflagellate) disease of aquarium fish. Key signs: fine yellow to gold dusty coating on skin (gives 'velvety'…
Moderate
Freshwater Tropical
Bacterium disease of aquarium fish. Key signs: rtfs in fry: spiral swimming, exophthalmia, dark colouration, anaemia, splenomegaly; older…
Moderate
Freshwater Tropical
Bacterium disease of aquarium fish. Key signs: white-grey saddle-shaped lesion across back, frayed fins, mouth fungus-like white patches,…
Severe
Freshwater Tropical
Bacterium disease of aquarium fish. Key signs: gas-filled abscesses in muscle ('emphysematous putrefactive' lesions), ascites, exophthalmia, foul odour…
Moderate
Freshwater Tropical
Bacterium disease of aquarium fish. Key signs: chronic, progressive: granulomatous lesions in kidney (creamy white nodules), spleen, and…
Moderate
Freshwater Tropical
Virus disease of aquarium fish. Key signs: fry: dark color, exophthalmia, abdominal distension, spiral swimming, white mucoid faecal…
Critical
Goldfish
Virus disease of aquarium fish. Key signs: severe gill necrosis (white/brown patches, swelling), sunken eyes, sandpaper-like skin, mucus…
Critical