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Gas Bubble Disease (GBD) is a serious condition that affects both freshwater and saltwater fish, caused by an overabundance of dissolved gases—typically nitrogen or oxygen—in the water. Wh …

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Aquarium enthusiasts may notice signs such as a fish swimming sideways, upside down, or struggling to maintain an upright position. These symptoms often indicate swim bladder disease. Early detection …

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Columnaris, often called Cotton Mouth Disease, is a common bacterial infection affecting aquarium fish. Caused by the bacterium Flavobacterium columnare, this disease can manifest externally or inter …

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What Is Velvet Disease in Fish? Don’t be fooled by the elegant name—Velvet disease is a serious and often deadly parasitic infection that affects both freshwater and saltwater aquarium fis …

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Ich, sometimes referred to as "Ick," is a widespread parasitic infection in freshwater aquariums, caused by the protozoan Ichthyophthirius multifiliis. This parasite manifests as tiny white cysts …

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Popeye Disease in Fish: Causes, Treatment, and Prevention Popeye disease is a condition where one or both of a fish’s eyes become swollen, protruding noticeably from the socket. In some cas …

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