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swim bladder
Does anybody know if anything treats swim bladder?
I think one of my fancy goldfish has it. |
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swim bladder
Does anybody know if anything treats swim bladder?
I think one of my fancy goldfish has it. Is it swimming upside down? I had a fish that got it every spring for 3 years....She was fine the rest of the year. I don't think there is a treatment Priss. How you been anyway....Is that stupid neighbors dog gone? I'd have shot him I think!! Guess you heard I've been real sick...How is your sweet son? ..Love to you Jerri http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond |
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Does anybody know if anything treats swim bladder? I think one of my fancy goldfish has it. I found that feeding peas (frozen whole, thawed) helps this problem often. I asked about it several years ago on the ng's and several "experts" said they agreed that it helps. Noreen zone 9 Texas Gulf coast |
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Hi Jerri!
No I didn't hear you were sick. This is the first time I have been on the computer in about 1 1/2 months. My hubby has been downloading my mail for me. I had just been extremely busy going to workshops for my class. The school took me out of the special needs class I was in and now I am in the EDB class (Emotionally disturbed behavior). I had went to several workshops on self defense and on non-violent intervention. Are you ok? Joey is doing just fine. :-) My fish is one thats inside in the tank. I noticed he has been up top a lot here lately and then yesterday he just acted like he couldn't hardly get down to the bottom of the tank. A couple of times he even does like a somersault and guides down to the bottom. I noticed his tummy appears really fat but then again he has always been fat. lol Hes one of my favorites so I didn't want anything to happen to him. I went ahead and put a little bit of DesaFin in there last night. I guess it couldn't hurt none. The neighbors dog hasn't been around. This spring when I start my pond back up I'm go have to net it. Although the dog got all my fish his last visit I have seen a Heron out there twice so I'll nip that one in the bud before I start it back up. The only thing is it probably won't keep the dog out, I'll have to be replacing netting every month unless someone knows how I can rig it up. If I'm home when he comes I can always tie him up and call animal control but the last time he came I was at work. Hows your pond been? Hugs, Priss "Jerrispond" wrote in message ... Does anybody know if anything treats swim bladder? I think one of my fancy goldfish has it. Is it swimming upside down? I had a fish that got it every spring for 3 years....She was fine the rest of the year. I don't think there is a treatment Priss. How you been anyway....Is that stupid neighbors dog gone? I'd have shot him I think!! Guess you heard I've been real sick...How is your sweet son? ..Love to you Jerri http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond |
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Thanks Noreen.
I'll have to go to the store tomorrow and get some. Do you feed it whole to them or remove the skin? Priss "TeichFlora" wrote in message ... Does anybody know if anything treats swim bladder? I think one of my fancy goldfish has it. I found that feeding peas (frozen whole, thawed) helps this problem often. I asked about it several years ago on the ng's and several "experts" said they agreed that it helps. Noreen zone 9 Texas Gulf coast |
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Thanks Noreen. I'll have to go to the store tomorrow and get some. Do you feed it whole to them or remove the skin? Priss Yes, I do remove the skins from the peas. I have heard that one doesn't need to do this with the larger fish, but mine are all goldfish, so I do remove the skin and give small pieces to the smaller fish. They love it. Noreen zone 9 Texas Gulf Coast |
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Thats what I have is fancy goldfish. What do you feed your fish Noreen?
I have always fed mine ( the ones indoors and out in the pond) the reg. flake food and also floating sticks. I have read where this isn't always the healthiest for your fish. Priss "TeichFlora" wrote in message ... Thanks Noreen. I'll have to go to the store tomorrow and get some. Do you feed it whole to them or remove the skin? Priss Yes, I do remove the skins from the peas. I have heard that one doesn't need to do this with the larger fish, but mine are all goldfish, so I do remove the skin and give small pieces to the smaller fish. They love it. Noreen zone 9 Texas Gulf Coast |
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Thats what I have is fancy goldfish. What do you feed your fish Noreen? I have always fed mine ( the ones indoors and out in the pond) the reg. flake food and also floating sticks. I have read where this isn't always the healthiest for your fish. Priss I feed mine flakes, pellets, sticks...depending on size of fish. Found that the little fish cannot eat the large food as well as the flakes. Might not be the best thing, but it works for me....and people all over the world have been using it for years before all this gourmet fish food came out...so....I think it is a matter of preference...especially when you are talking goldfish, not some expensive koi. Just my opinion, Noreen zone 9 Texas Gulf Coast |
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