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Koi Parasites & Diseases

Important Note:
The information on this website is not intended to give medical advice or diagnosis or treatment. All of the information given here is based on our years of experience and what has worked for us. You are adviced to seek the advice of a qualified veterinarian regarding any health issue related to your fish.

Blood Drawing for KHV Test
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Costia Fish Parasite
(Ichthyobodo necator)
Treatment: TERMINATE®

Anchor Worm Parasite
(Lernaea)
Treatment: Paracid, Dimilin

Fish Lice Parasite
(Argulus)
Treatment: Paracid, Dimilin

Gill Fluke Fish Parasite
(Dactylogyrus)
Treatment: Aqua Prazi™, Trichloricide, Fluke Tab

Skin Fluke Fish Parasite
(Gyrodactylus)
Treatment: Aqua Prazi™, Fluke Tab, Trichloricide

Ich Fish Parasite
(Ichthyophthirius multifiliis )
Treatment: TERMINATE®, Salt

Chilodonella Fish Parasite
(Chilodonella cyprini)
Treatment: TERMINATE®, Salt

Dropsy
(Internal Bacterial Infection)
Treatment: Usually not curable in advanced stages.
In early stages try: Antibiotic Koi Food, Tricide-Neo dip, Antibiotic injection

Carp Pox
(Cyprinid Herpesvirus-1)
Treatment: Not curable but not life threatening to adult fish. Usually disappear in warmer water(75-80 degrees) with 0.3% of salinity.