Guppy fish is colorful, beautiful and natural, and is deeply loved by people. Guppy is a small omnivorous fish species with a body length of 4-5 cm. Due to the adaptability of guppy to the environment It is very strong and can be seen almost everywhere in the world today. Its rich colors, various shapes and strong fecundity are favored by tropical freshwater fish breeders. However, its large fan-shaped tail often suffers from tail rot. How to deal with guppies The rotten tail disease made its beautiful big tail shine with its original brilliance from the threat of the disease.

1. Guppy unfinished

unfinished Diseases:

Diseases caused by bacteria and fungi from wounds.

Causes:

1. Mostly due to poor feeding water, long-term turbid water quality (not timely water change, and sudden changes in pH may be caused), Water irritates too much.

2. It may be that the fish bite each other and cause bacterial infection

Symptoms of unfinished tail disease:

Yes A yellowish-white sticky substance is attached from the caudal fin. Soon, it spreads to the fins and gradually erodes. Especially when the disease progresses, the fins will be rotten, or even the caudal fins will be broken. As a result, the appetite is greatly reduced, and soon even the muscles are invaded and weakened to death, so it is necessary to treat it early, and it is characterized by more male fish.

Second, what to do if the guppy has a rotten tail

Treatment methods

Method 1: at 100 Put 0.2 g of nitrofurazone powder in kilograms of water for immersion and disinfection, and the condition can be relieved after multiple treatments.

Method 2: Put 3~5 pieces of dietrine in 100 kg of water, and soak the sick fish for 30 minutes.

Method 3: Put 5~8 tablets of oxytetracycline in 100 kg of water for dipping and disinfection, which can prevent infection of the disease.

Method 4: Use low-concentration potassium permanganate plus salt solution for immersion and disinfection.

Method 5: Dip with gentamicin, put 2 sticks in a 100cm X 50cm X 35cm aquarium.

Method 6: Soak the sick fish with 1% salt water until they heal.

I think method 6 is the best, green and environmentally friendly. If it is seriously recommended to raise alone, isolate.