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1. The guppy died of bleeding gills

Your question should be why the guppy fish died of bleeding gills. It is caused by gill rot.

Gill rot is caused by myxococcus. When tropical fish are infected with gill disease, they move slowly, their body color fades and loses luster, their appetite is poor, their heads turn black, and their gills are covered with a layer of mucus and dirt. As the disease progresses, the outer gill filaments turn from bright red to white, and the gill filaments gradually rot and fall off. As the outer gill filaments rot, the inner gill filaments also begin to rot. The epidermis of the gill cover bone becomes congested, and the central bone necrotizes and falls off. In more serious cases, the entire gill cover begins to rot, eventually leading to death.

To prevent and control the disease, you can put the sick fish and the healthy fish into another fish tank containing 3 parts per million of furazolidone solution. When putting them in, stop feeding them for 1-2 days, then feed them a small amount of fresh bait, and gradually resume normal feeding. This method is quite effective. Generally, the sick fish can recover to normal in about a week. If there are fish with serious illnesses that cannot recover, they should be thrown away. Soak the original fish tank in 3 parts per million of potassium permanganate solution for disinfection.

2. What should I do if the gills of the guppy are congested? Please help

The water quality is too bad

3. What is the disease of red gills and belly of guppy fish?

My fish also have this problem. The fish will die in a few days. The sick fish should be isolated as soon as possible, otherwise the others in the bathtub will be infected soon. The fishing nets used by the sick fish and the fish tanks that have been in the tank should be cleaned.

Insect bites or allergies!

4. How to remedy congestion in fish gills?

There is something wrong with your water.

First of all, you can't just pour the fish in when you get it. You have to put the bag of fish, the fish and its original water into your fish tank for a transition. Because the temperature of the water in the two tanks may not be the same. There is a temperature difference between it from your friend's to yours, and it is easy for it to catch a cold. Tropical fish are very delicate. If they catch a cold, they will die easily. So you have to soak the bag for half an hour before pouring it out.

Secondly, do you have any aquatic plants in your water? If so, it may be caused by bacteria on the aquatic plants.

Another issue is the feed. If it is live food, it will also be infected with bacteria.

And last month, it was very easy to get sick due to yellow mold.

So you have to pay attention every step of the way.

First, move the fish out, disinfect the tank, and soak the tank with potassium permanganate solution for an hour. If there are water plants, you can also soak them for a maximum of ten minutes. If you soak them for a long time, they will burn to death. And if there are water plants, the concentration should not be too high.

Then wash and put it in clean water. And put Yulebao (to neutralize the bleaching powder in the water, you can put the fish directly without raising water) and salt into the water. Adding salt is the best and simplest way to raise fish. It should be moderate, and it is better to have a light salty taste when you put it in your mouth.

After the water is prepared, wait until the temperature rises before adding the fish.

When you put the fish in, you also need to put it in a new tank for a while. Put a bag of water in the new tank and wait for half an hour until the temperature is the same. Then put the water and fish into the new tank.

For those who are seriously ill and need to be isolated, your method of using concentrated saline solution and penicillin is correct.

You can continue to use this method for treatment. But the soaking time should not be too long.

The circulation pump in the fish tank should be running 24 hours a day. Put activated carbon in the pump. This way, the water will not make the fish sick. The oxygen pump does not need to be turned on all the time. It should be turned on for a while when the fish are rotting and have moved to the upper layer. It should also be turned on on rainy days. Low air pressure will also kill the fish.

Put a germicidal lamp. Don't put stones or sand in the fish tank. Although it looks good, it is very harmful to the fish.

The best fish food is shrimp paste, fish worms (live bloodworms should be soaked in potassium permanganate solution and then rinsed with clean water), or artificial feed, which is the worst. My fish feed live food, and the color of the fish will be very good.

Anyway, this is a hobby that costs money and is very tiring. It is easy to learn and pay the tuition.

Fish gills become congested, and in severe cases, the gill cover epidermis rots and falls off, the gill cover becomes transparent, and the fish dies in about a week. Prevention and control methods: Soak the fish and the fish tank in a 20000000 potassium permanganate solution, or soak the fish and the fish tank in a 30000000 bleach solution, both of which can play a role in disinfection and sterilization.