Discus Fish Rapid Breathing at Katie Oliver blog

Discus Fish Rapid Breathing. Fish looked great for about three days, then respiration started to increase again, with occasional scratching (but not much). What are the discus plague symptoms and signs? Your discus fish that is struggling to breath or is breathing too fast may be a victim of nitrite or ammonia poisoning. When did you notice the problems and did anything unusual happen that. During the first stages of the discus plague, infected fish will have rapid and sometimes heavy breathing up to 3 breaths per second. I did a 50% water change today and right after the water change the smaller discus started to do the same thing, rapid breathing from. Again, water quality if very important here. If you notice your discus rapidly breathing it could be a sign of poisoning from ammonia, nitrate, chlorine or chloramine. Either way, your discus is signaling it cannot breathe and needs your immediate attention. It may also be an indicator that not enough oxygen is in the tank. Please explain the problems with your fish. Why is my discus fish breathing rapidly?

It may also be an indicator that not enough oxygen is in the tank. When did you notice the problems and did anything unusual happen that. Why is my discus fish breathing rapidly? During the first stages of the discus plague, infected fish will have rapid and sometimes heavy breathing up to 3 breaths per second. Again, water quality if very important here. I did a 50% water change today and right after the water change the smaller discus started to do the same thing, rapid breathing from. If you notice your discus rapidly breathing it could be a sign of poisoning from ammonia, nitrate, chlorine or chloramine. Either way, your discus is signaling it cannot breathe and needs your immediate attention. Fish looked great for about three days, then respiration started to increase again, with occasional scratching (but not much). Please explain the problems with your fish.

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Discus Fish Rapid Breathing Fish looked great for about three days, then respiration started to increase again, with occasional scratching (but not much). Please explain the problems with your fish. Your discus fish that is struggling to breath or is breathing too fast may be a victim of nitrite or ammonia poisoning. Fish looked great for about three days, then respiration started to increase again, with occasional scratching (but not much). I did a 50% water change today and right after the water change the smaller discus started to do the same thing, rapid breathing from. It may also be an indicator that not enough oxygen is in the tank. If you notice your discus rapidly breathing it could be a sign of poisoning from ammonia, nitrate, chlorine or chloramine. During the first stages of the discus plague, infected fish will have rapid and sometimes heavy breathing up to 3 breaths per second. What are the discus plague symptoms and signs? Again, water quality if very important here. Why is my discus fish breathing rapidly? When did you notice the problems and did anything unusual happen that. Either way, your discus is signaling it cannot breathe and needs your immediate attention.