Bacterial gill disease and fungal gill disease are more common for spotted short bream. Usually poor environment is often the main reason for the disease of the spotted short bream, So when raising the spotted short bream, you must pay attention to the cleanliness of the breeding environment,< span style=font-size: 1em;>At the same time, pay attention to the reasonable combination of food, so that it is possible for the spotted short bream to grow healthily. After all, in the course of treatment, improper doses may also cause harm or adverse effects on the spotted short bream itself. If spotted short bream is found to be ill, it must be treated, otherwise it may get worse.

1. Bacterial fish gill disease. Usually, the state of the spotted short bream should be carefully observed. When it is found that the gills of the fish are tilted irregularly and are not the same as usual, the fish can be suspected of bacterial gill disease. When measuring water quality at this time, it is usually found that the concentration of nitrite or nitrate in the water is too high. A 2/3 water change with new water with adjusted water quality and a medicinal bath with parasan D will also have a therapeutic effect.

2. Fungal fish gill disease. Most of the causes are because the newly purchased fish are just carriers of bacteria or the live bait or aquatic plants they are fed have bacteria attached to them. Therefore, when the spotted short bream shows any signs, it should be isolated immediately, otherwise it will also infect other fish. Quantitative Green F gold and coarse salt can be used to put it into the water, which is more effective in dark lighting conditions. If the room is very bright, newspapers can be attached to the outside of the aquarium to block the bright light.