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All fish production is dependent on an assured supply of small fish to stock. The variety of methods in use for production of catfish from brood stock care to fingerlings ready to be stocked into production ponds are also illustrated. At the end of this video, you must have learnt a step by step procedures of spawning and hatching of catfish in large survivable quantity. ►► Watch

If you have diabetic kidney disease or are worried that you may develop diabetic nephropathy I will tell you the top signs of kidney disease, how to prevent and treat diabetic kidney disease. We will talk about why diabetic kidney disease happens to begin with. You will know if you have kidney disease at a very early stage of diabetic kidney failure. Chronic kidney disease is one of the most common complications of diabetes. Diabetic kidney disease diet, diabetes and glucose control, and more we will discuss will save to from ending up with dialysis. We will discuss diabetic kidney disease treatment in detail as well.

Past experiences can bother us for much longer than they actually happen. Sadhguru on his talk with a student answered the question, how do we get over past bad experiences. WATCH NOW

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► In this speech, Sadhguru reminds us of the importance of Letting Go Of The Past and explains: "We have a fabulous sense of imagination that we can project and create a tomorrow in our mind and make efforts to manifest that."

► In this speech, Sadhguru looks at how the mind is, unfortunately, being used by most people as a misery-manufacturing machine. He answers a question about feeling demotivated and how one can regain a joyful way of life. Finding happiness isn’t magic – it’s just chemistry! Sadhguru explains that the body is basically a chemical soup. Cooking up a happy soup rather than a lousy one means establishing a chemistry of blissfulness within, which is not determined or disturbed by the outside situation. ►►Watch Now

Sadhguru tells us why we struggle to put brakes on our thought process and shows us a way to gain control of it. ------------------------------------------------------- Yogi, mystic and visionary, Sadhguru is a spiritual master with a difference. An arresting blend of profundity and pragmatism, his life and work serves as a reminder that yoga is a contemporary science, vitally relevant to our times.

On World Asthma Day, Sadhguru gives 5 simple tips for those suffering from asthma, that can help reduce asthma. #Sadhguru #Asthma Yogi, mystic and visionary, Sadhguru is a spiritual master with a difference. An arresting blend of profundity and pragmatism, his life and work serves as a reminder that yoga is a contemporary science, vitally relevant to our times.

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Plant-based diets are put to the test in the treatment of periodontal disease. At the end of this video, you must have learnt some simple ways of handling Periodontitis issues.. ►►Watch Now

Hello guys, we all deal with parasites in aquarium. Here's a quick video for the measures to be taken to destroy them. Hope you like the video

Hello guys, its disheartening when a set aquarium suffers with disease and fish start dying. Today we will discuss about a fatal bacterial infection in Fish called Fin Rot

Since its hard to know what medicines are appropriate, and usually dropsy worsens quickly, painlessly euthanizing is acceptable. Note if your fish is covered in white specks or spots that look like salt or sand. This is a sign of fish ick or ich. The spots may be slightly raised and your fish will likely scratch against objects in the tank due to irritated and itchy skin. Your fish may also have respiratory issues and appear to gasp at the surface of the tank water. Ick attacks fish that are stressed due to irregular water temperature and pH fluctuations in the water. Look to see if your fish’s tail or fins are fraying or appear faded. These are all signs of a bacterial infection that causes your fish’s fins, tail and mouth to rot. Fin rot typically occurs in fish who are bullied by other fish in the tank or who are injured by a fin-nipping tank mate. A poor tank environment can also contribute to the development of fin rot. However, if your fish is a crowntail, it is natural for him/her to have a shredded looking fin. Luckily, most Betta fish can regrow their tail and fins if fin rot is treated in time. However, your Betta fish’s tail and fins may not be as vibrant as they once were when they grow back. Some Betta fish can contract advanced body and fin rot when a case of regular fin rot goes untreated for a long period of time. Your fish may lose his fins and body tissue as the rot progresses. Once the rot eats your fish’s body tissues, it can be difficult to cure the advanced fin rot and your fish will essentially be eaten alive. Luckily, most Betta fish can regrow their tail and fins if fin rot is treated in time. However, your Betta fish’s tail and fins may not be as vibrant as they once were when they grow back.Some Betta fish can contract advanced body and fin rot when a case of regular fin rot goes untreated for a long period of time. Your fish may lose his fins and body tissue as the rot progresses. Once the rot eats your fish’s body tissues, it can be difficult to cure the advanced fin rot and your fish will essentially be eaten alive.Shine a flashlight on your Betta to see if his body looks gold or rusty in color. This is a symptom of velvet, which is a parasite that is highly contagious. If your Betta has velvet, he may also clamp his fins close to his body, start to lose his color, have a lack of appetite, and may scratch against the sides of the tank or the gravel in the tank. As velvet is a highly contagious parasite, you should treat all the fish in your tank if one fish shows signs of velvet. As velvet is a highly contagious parasite, you should treat all the fish in your tank if one fish shows signs of velvet.Check if your fish is floating on one side or is not moving at the bottom of the tank. These are signs of swim bladder disorder, a common illness among Betta fish. Swim bladder disorder is caused by overfeeding your Betta fish, leading to a swollen swim bladder that causes your fish to float on one side or the lie at the bottom of the tank because swimming becomes too difficult. Keep in mind swim bladder is easy to treat and does not hurt your fish, so you do not need to worry about your fish dying due to swim bladder. Keep in mind swim bladder is easy to treat and does not hurt your fish, so you do not need to worry about your fish dying due to swim bladder.Note if there are any whitish-green threads on your fish’s skin. This is a symptom of anchor worms, which are small crustaceans that burrow into your fish’s skin and enter his muscles. They then release eggs in your fish before they die, leaving behind damage in your fish that can become infected. Your Betta can contract an external parasite like anchor worms due to exposure at the pet store, from his food, or from infected fish who are introduced to his tank. Your fish may also scratch against objects to try to remove the anchor worms, and the points where the anchor worms are attached to your fish may be swollen. Your fish may also scratch against objects to try to remove the anchor worms, and the points where the anchor worms are attached to your fish may be swollen. tta-Fish-Diseases-Step-6 | By:Wikivisual0 - /images/thumb/0/08/Cure-Betta-Fish-Diseases-Step-6.jpg/aid472531-v4-728px-Cure-Betta-Fish-Diseases-Step-6.jpg - licensed by Creative Commons - cc-by-sa-nc-3.0-self ---- creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/ -Last updated:10:11, 22 October 2015

koi fish diseases and treatment Buy the book here https://amzn.to/3Bp87go Koi: A Complete Guide to their Care and Color Varieties Paperback 0:00 intro 2:49 potassium permanganate dosage calculator Hey guys, sa video na ito ay tuturuan ko kayo paano gamotin ang ibat ibang uring koi fish diseases and treatment sa pamamagitan nang potassium permanganete dip bath treatment for treating costia, koi ulcers, at iba pa Kung meron kayong napapansin na pag pula pula nang parang ugat ugat nang koi fish nyo yan ay koi sceptecima at mga sugat sugat ito ay maiinam na gamot Permanganate can be used as a whole pond treatment to treat parasitic infections from Costia, Trichodina, Chilodonella, etc, or as a dip treatment in a separate volume of water to treat fish lice and leeches, and for cleaning ulcers. #Koifishdiseases #koifish #koipond My channel is all about koi pond, koi fish, guppy fish, koi fish pond, diy pond filter, the office koi pond, koi fish tank, diy koi pond, pond filter, indoor koi pond, koi pond diy, how to build a koi pond, and koi fish tattoo meaning Please support my mud pond rehabilitation and build my quarantine facilities project for me to continue running my small koi farm and for me to sell my koi fish outside Philippines. You can donate here https://paypal.me/giobelkoicenter?loc... Buy koi fish for sale here https://www.giobelkoicenter.com/produ... Buy koi fish paintings here https://www.giobelkoicenter.com/produ... Buy koi fish jewelry here https://www.giobelkoicenter.com/produ... Buy guppies for sale here https://www.giobelkoicenter.com/produ...

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Ich is a protozoan disease that is often called 'white spot disease.' The scientific name for the disease is ichthyophthiriasis and the causative agent is Ichthyophthirius multifiliis. It is wide spread in all freshwater fish but appears to be more common in aquarium fish, possibly due to the closer contact and stress involved with aquarium species Ich is so widespread that many experts feel that it is present in the environment of most aquariums, especially in larger holding tanks, rearing ponds of breeders, collectors, and wholesalers. In fact, just about every aquarium fish will come into contact with this protozoan at several times in its life. Because it is so widespread, most fish have developed a good immune response against the disease to allow them to fight off the protozoan infection before it ever causes any symptoms. Captive fish that develop ich usually get the disease when their immune systems are not functioning as well as they should be because of stress. We know that stress lowers the immune response and when fish are stressed that is when ich is most prevalent. There are many causes of stress in a fish's life, many of which can be made worse or better by the owner. Water temperature, water quality, tank inhabitants, improper diet, and a variety of other factors all contribute to stress, but one of the most severe causes of stress occurs during shipping and handling of a new fish. Whether coming from the wild or farm-raised, the handling and shipping of the fish from their origin to a wholesaler, then to a retailer, and finally to your home is extremely stressful. With the widespread prevalence of ich, it is no wonder that many newly purchased fish are affected. The symptoms of ich are very evident and usually include characteristic white spots on the body and gills. In some infections, the ich organisms will only be found on the gills. As the disease progresses, the fish will become more irritated and may try to rub or scratch against the sides and bottom of the tank. The disease may then cause respiratory distress, severe agitation, loss of appetite, and eventually death. This disease is often identified based upon history, symptoms, and the presence of white spots, but if there is any question, it can be identified microscopically. A lesion can be scraped and viewed under the microscope to reveal a rather large cyst between .5 and 1.5 mm in diameter. It also has a very characteristic large horseshoe-shaped nucleus. The life cycle of Ichthyophthirius is complicated but very important in understanding the treatment and prevention of ich. Once the ich protozoan attaches to the side of the fish, it begins feeding on the skin and tissue causing irritation. The fish's body begins to wall off the parasite to try to limit its damage. The protozoan continues to move around in the cyst feeding and growing, while the body continues to further encapsulate and wall it off. This encapsulation by the body is one of the reasons that ich is so difficult to treat during this stage of the disease because medications cannot penetrate through the wall of the cyst to reach the ich parasite. During this stage, the ich protozoan is called a trophozoite. The trophozoite eventually matures and is termed a "trophont." It will burst through the cyst wall and then fall to the bottom of the aquarium. It then begins to divide into hundreds of new ich-infecting units called tomites. This stage is very temperature-dependent within its capsule, with the fastest replications occurring at warmer temperatures near 78-80°F. At optimum temperatures, the replication will be completed in about 8 hours. At lower temperatures, the replication takes longer making the treatment time for eradication much longer.

How to Treat Fungal Infections in Fish If you suspect your fish is sick, it could because of a fungal infection. Fungal infections, such as Saprolegnia and Achyla infections, are common diseases in fish that typically occur if the fish has an injury or illness that weakens its immune system. They are highly contagious and can be fatal if not properly treated, so it’s important to treat your fish quickly and thoroughly. If your fish gets a fungal infection, it’s probably not life threatening but it’s important to treat it so you can keep your fish healthy and happy.1 Treating Your Fish Set up a treatment tank. Get a small tank where your fish will have enough space to move around a bit. Add water and bring it up the temperature to 70–77 °F 21–25 °C with an aquarium heater. Test and treat the water to eliminate any chlorine in the water and to make sure the PH balance is correct, just as you would with a ium"permanent aquarium. There you can monitor their behavior and treat it without polluting the rest of your aquarium. The treatment tank does not need to be as big as your permanent tank. A tank that is 10–20 gallons 38–76 L is typically plenty big for pet fish. The fish will only be there during treatment, which could be a few weeks, so they don’t need as much room as normal. Separate any infected fish from uninfected fish. Take the sick fish out of their tank gently and put them in the treatment tank. Since fungal infections are extremely contagious, move your sick fish into the treatment tank as soon as possible. Even if all of your fish are infected, you should treat them in a temporary tank so that you can give their permanent tank a thorough cleaning while you are treating them. Even if all of your fish are infected, you should treat them in a temporary tank so that you can give their permanent tank a thorough cleaning while you are treating them.Add a fungal treatment to the water. Purchase a fungal treatment from If you suspect your fish is sick, it could because of a fungal infection. Fungal infections, such as Saprolegnia and Achyla infections, are common diseases in fish that typically occur if the fish has an injury or illness that weakens its immune system. They are highly contagious and can be fatal if not properly treated, so it’s important to treat your fish quickly and thoroughly. If your fish gets a fungal infection, it’s probably not life threatening but it’s important to treat it so you can keep your fish healthy and happy.

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There are literally hundreds of afflictions that can effect the health of your fish. The most common maladies seen in home aquaria are usually either bacterial or parasitic in origin. Fungal infections are also sometimes seen, and occasionally physical ailments. Luckily, most fish ailments are easily diagnosed and can be treated with success. The most common of these afflictions are included here. How to prevent fish disease has steps you can take to reduce the possibility of disease and help to keep disease from spreading if it should occure. A table of contents is provided along with a diagnostic chart with links to appropriate medications. Understanding how an aquarium and its filtration work to support aquatic life is vital in preventing fish ailments. The basics of life support are the same whether you have a freshwater aquarium, saltwater aquarium, or a mini reef. Watch my latest video about treatment of fishes disease How to Cure Red spot disease in fishes naturally and medicine treatment curing red spots on fishes Benefit of Aquarium Salt for fishes How To Use Aquarium Salt Aquarium salt tips and Tricks How to cure black spots on fishes Disease HOW TO: Remove Argulus Fish Lice from Goldfish and most Fish, Treatment How To Cure Treat White spot Ich Disease How to save Injured or Dying fish complete info & guide