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Old 24-08-2009, 02:56 PM   #18 (permalink)
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bert,water is the most inportent thing to keep right.test ur water twice a week,i do.ammonia can kill in a week if to high.the best test kit is api,off ebay.we are water keepers not koi keepers.we are all still learning mate.and we have all lost koi when we first start.koi keeping is quite hard reley.allways something to do.and spend!
Yeah, so it seems.

Mini update, the remaining ill fish I have now discovered has a rather large area of scales missing on her side (ulceration?), I had not noticed this until now as she has been swimming with that side hidden for quite some time. The area looks clean, I have topically treated the area with bacteriacide, which is acriflavine and MG leaving it to soak into the are for a few minutes with her half in the water, injured side out, so I could treat.

I have also salted the water as advised, 5kg to my 3000litres. Whilst i had her netted I have fed her a few peas, she seems to hae no appitite tho, but is very acvite constantly swimming about, despite it being off kilter.

Just ran a water test and am showig clean results accross the board. All other fish appear clean and healthy, eating well and gently cruising around.
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