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Lamprologus ocellatus
Lamprologus ocellatus
Lamprologus ocellatus is a small fish from the cichlid family. It lives in Lake Tanganyika in Africa and uses empty snail shells as a home and a place for raising fry.
Lamprologus ocellatus differs from other cichlids in that it spends its entire life in snail shells. The fish helps maintain balance in the lake by eating small animals and serving as prey for large predators.
collects prey with mouth from the bottom and grabs in the water column
trophic:carnivore
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Immature form that undergoes metamorphosis before adulthood.
dermatomycosis
Prevention of injuries and infections; salt baths.
systemic infection
calcium deficiency
aeromonas
depends on progression
increased susceptibility
daphnia
Map
Develops within 1–3 days.
hyphae on body
Exclusion from the breeding program.
Vitamin supplements (E, selenium); gentle housing conditions.
meningitis
Surgical removal of larvae; feeding prophylaxis.
From acute (3–10 days) to chronic.
hepatosis genetic
neoobenedeniasis
complex
infection via feed
staphylococcus aureus infection
Size male size
nephrocalcinosis
hepatic diseases
gold dust
bile stasis
Growth retardation begins on day 20–40; mild form — reaching 70% of normal size; severe — growth arrest by day 90, infertility.
ammonia poisoning
Chronic, lasting months
golden plaque
congenital
bacterial gill necrosis
infected bacteria
age diag byOther
Adjust pH to 8.2–8.8; add buffers (bicarbonate).
Upcoming birthdays
soybean meal
nocardia
spinal deformity
Lifespan
Desert and dry shrubs
white skin spots
Chronic or acute.
Affecting multiple organs or the entire body.
Develops 30–90 days; mild — stable; severe — fatal outcome in 2–4 months.
argulosis
most of Europe and Asia, various forests, steppes and tundra
injury
Rapid reproduction within 3–7 days.
green threads
Mass reproduction within 5–12 days.
Earliest developmental stage inside an egg or womb.
metabolic diseases
Lifespan average
chilodonellosis
caprine arthritis encephalitis
blue coating
Severity rating for disorders affecting movable joints.
staphylococcal infection
Culling of sick individuals from breeding is recommended; supportive therapy includes optimal water parameters (pH 8.0–9.0, temperature 26–28°C), enhanced nutrition with high-quality feeds; surgical intervention is not performed.
Chronic progression.
spores in water
Antibiotics are prescribed; protein content in the feed is reduced; low ammonia levels are maintained.
Freshwater
chronic inflammation
low aeration
Antifungal drugs; often unsuccessful.
Actively hunting and capturing live prey.
Maintaining high oxygen levels; lowering temperature to 24–25°C; symptomatic therapy.
pale gills and skin
fatal
limb hypothermia
cm
genetic predisposition
turns
Baths with malachite green; increase in temperature and salinity.
white cottony growths
Fat
Symptomatic treatment; euthanasia in severe cases.
Antiseptic baths; improvement of water quality.
Progresses over months.
renal failure
congenital spinal deformity
skin nodule
Actively searching habitats to locate food items.
Creating shelters; reducing planting density; stabilizing parameters.
Prolonged course
fin limb necrosis
Develops within 2–6 weeks.
Locomotion through water employed while searching for or capturing prey.
marine conditions
Offspring
Elders
fatty beef
Bro
Long-lasting or recurring health condition persisting over an extended period.
alkalosis
Acute course 5–14 days, high mortality.
Affects the skin, scales, feathers or outer integument.
gyrodactylosis
birth date
Complex treatment; often euthanasia.
Career from 7 to 15 months. Dwarf hamsters, voles, field crickets celebrate their birthday twice a month
The basics
deformed fins
Hepatoprotectors; dietary feeding.
young after transformation
vertebral deformities
poor nutrition
protozoa fungi
virus
cardiac necrosis
favorable
Antibiotics; stress reduction.
Feeds while suspended in open water between surface and bottom.
no spawning
Immunosuppressants are not used; supportive care.
Mass
Antiseptic treatment; salt baths; isolation.
Antibiotics in feed; improvement of water quality.
unfavorable in severe form
Gestation
convulsions
ovine progressive pneumonia / maedi-visna
body spasms
Always hot
fatty feeds
Eyes color
On the map
poor feed quality
respiratory distress
Female ♀
Body color
Antibiotics (oxytetracycline); increasing salinity.
chronic compatible
Body temperature
Map data sources: Ecosystem classification — IUCN Global Ecosystem Typology (Keith et al., 2022), indicative distribution maps Keith et al. (2020), https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3546513; Large Marine Ecosystems — NOAA LME Program; Bathymetry — GEBCO Bathymetric Compilation Group (2026), GEBCO_2026 Grid, https://doi.org/10.5285/4f68d5c7-45eb-f999-e063-7086abc036fa; Climate data — Generated using Copernicus Climate Change Service information; Species occurrence data — GBIF.org, Derived dataset "all animals", https://zveriki.com/dataset/dataset.tsv; Terrestrial ecoregions — RESOLVE Ecoregions 2017 (Dinerstein et al., 2017), CC BY 4.0 Potential habitat modelled from GBIF occurrence data. Map © Zveriki.com, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
bloody diarrhea
birth year
mycobacterium marinum
bacterial endocarditis
parasitic anemia
sq mm
chronic toxins
cestodes
Indicates a minor health issue that typically resolves with minimal intervention.
Optimization of the diet with high protein content (Artemia, bloodworms); maintenance of stable water parameters; exclusion from breeding.
ammonia
Prolonged chronic course 3–12 months.
ichthyosis congenita
until the celebration
streptococcus spp
What if eaten?
Slow progression
herpes-like virus
Praziquantel; improved nutrition.
Chronic relapses.
Antibiotics (ampicillin, erythromycin).
mycoplasma pulmonis
lack of oviposition
world of Afrotropics
congenital microphthalmia
oophoritis
monogenetic trematodes on skin
Develops within 4–8 months.
Mildly expressed.
frequent infections
How are they built?
encephalopathy
lack of filter
Antibiotics and diuretics are prescribed; the animal is switched to a salt-free diet; aeration is improved.
mm
ml
My age?
Serious or life-threatening health condition requiring urgent attention.
body curvature
Iodine
erosion of mouth and fins
Develops over 7–21 days; mild form — arrest within 10 days; severe — complete loss of fins within 4 weeks.
Rabbits, falcons, red-eared turtles hang out for 6-9 years and party on their birthday four times a year
slow growth
chronic anemia
stress
arthritis
fin rot
micro worms
embryo
acute jaundice
kg
Rapid forward strike to seize prey.
body tremor
skin genetics
Months of development.
Copper preparations 0.2 mg/l; raising temperature to 28°C.
Copper sulfate 0.3–0.5 mg/l; darkness; water changes.
proteinuria
Were {name} like {animal}, then:
severe intoxication
bottom
Malachite green; temperature increase; salt baths.
loss of appetite
m
aeromonas spp
g
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bread and flour products
refusal to eat
hot Africa south of the desert, many savannas and forests
degenerative arthritis
depends on timely intervention
How old you would be if you lived as {name}
Theoretical maximum lifespan estimated from the Dynamic Energy Budget (DEB) mathematical model. This value reflects a biological potential derived from metabolic parameters, not from direct observation — real recorded lifespans are often significantly shorter.
swollen body
No treatment; prevention.
Antibiotics; isolation.
parasite
swimming abnormalities
Disorder affecting biochemical processes such as nutrient conversion or energy balance.
Terminal stage in 3–12 months.
colibacteriosis
skin redness
systemic
Rapid deterioration within 14–45 days, often fatal outcome.
heredity along the line
Praziquantel 5 mg/L.
Sex
dark tumors
epitheliocystis
diseases symptoms pigment absence
favorable in mild deformity
Acute course within 12–48 hours.
skin damage
onion
Truly long lives: 40-100 years. Bowhead whales, albatrosses, giant tortoises recall their birthday at most once a year
fin defects
fungi immunosuppression
insect larvae and caterpillars
inherited hydrocephalus
depends on affected area
Foraging occurs on the floor of aquatic or terrestrial habitats.
traumatic pericarditis
Parasites become visible after 7–14 days; severe infestation within 3–4 weeks.
bloodsucking parasites
capillariasis — capillaria
irregular breathing
Strict hygiene; preventive treatments; enhanced nutrition.
Choleretic agents; diet.
hexamitosis
moderate
artemia nauplii
Juvenile stage following larval metamorphosis but not yet adult.
streptococcus iniae
monodiet
red spot disease
white coating
Mature, fully developed individual capable of reproduction.
high aggression
Antibiotics; surgical opening of abscesses.
red spots
absence of scales in areas
Pets
Primary oral structure used to seize, manipulate, or ingest food.
Involuntary shaking or trembling of the body.
Increase aeration and water changes; lower the temperature.
discharge
Acidification of water; water changes; monitoring of parameters.
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diseases symptoms bulging eyes
recessive gene
risk of secondary infection
Litter size
erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae
raw river fish
May lead to sudden death within the first 6 months.
rapid breathing
Map data sources: Ecosystem classification — IUCN Global Ecosystem Typology (Keith et al., 2022), indicative distribution maps Keith et al. (2020), https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3546513; Large Marine Ecosystems — NOAA LME Program; Bathymetry — GEBCO Bathymetric Compilation Group (2026), GEBCO_2026 Grid, https://doi.org/10.5285/4f68d5c7-45eb-f999-e063-7086abc036fa; Climate data — Generated using Copernicus Climate Change Service information; Species occurrence data — GBIF.org, Derived dataset "all animals", https://zveriki.com/dataset/dataset.tsv; Terrestrial ecoregions — RESOLVE Ecoregions 2017 (Dinerstein et al., 2017), CC BY 4.0
How to care for them?
common diseases
°C
Not specified
nutrition forbidden name meat products
cloudy eyes
skin lesions
low ph
ligulosis
Chronic course, worsens under low oxygen conditions.
mass mortality
Onset at 4–12 months of age, slow growth.
Size female size
depends on severity
chronic stress
Severe course.
Antiseptic baths; improving water quality; wound treatment.
if born as {name}
gill damage
Healing 7–21 days.
Protein
swimming
B vitamins; anti-inflammatory agents.
Fenbendazole or levamisole in feed.
primary food sources
muscle myositis
serious severe invasion
Appears early, often leads to death.
Reduce temperature; increase oxygen; symptomatic therapy.
Water
Remove the crustaceans with tweezers; treat with potassium permanganate or special antiparasitic agents.
nitrites
white spots on gills
Antibiotics (rifampicin, clarithromycin in feed); euthanasia is often recommended.
enteric infection
bleeding
age diag byColoration
{name} birthday
Calcium and vitamin D3 supplements; UV lighting.
flavobacterium spp
breathing problems
costiosis
skin ulcer disease
Antiparasitic baths.
Disease affecting the liver and its functions.
Rapid death within 5–15 days.
Supportive therapy; diet.
red eye
columnaris bacteria
balance loss
Terminal course.
draft
streptococcus
eye trauma
Rapid deterioration.
severe
Frequently observed or widespread in the species or population.
hereditary nephropathy
Acute course 7–21 days.
Egg size
acute glomerulonephritis
age as {name}
corneal opacity
Health issue of intermediate seriousness, neither mild nor life-threatening.
Antibiotic therapy according to sensitivity; frequent water changes.
Reproduction in 10–20 days.
Marine world
artemia
Surgical removal if possible; euthanasia in case of systemic damage.
Antibiotics; hormonal stimulation is not recommended.
chlamydia bacteria
congenital heart defect
From birth, may be complicated by secondary infections.
Viviparity of the parasite — outbreak in 4–10 days.
Acute course 3–10 days.
Condition that typically results in death without intervention.
This is me
splanchnoptosis
trichodiniasis
favorable after eliminating cause
complete paralysis
bacterial septicemia
Develops within 2–4 weeks.
Surgical removal; prevention.
Asexual
pathogenic intestinal flora
active predation
Antibiotics; improvement of water quality.
Organophosphates or ivermectin-based preparations are used according to instructions; mechanical removal of crustaceans is performed; quarantine of new fish.
Who among us will transform as if by magic and become like {animal}?
pits in head
When you would have been born if you lived as {name}
General antiparasitic treatments.
Daddies
foraging
Hermaphrodite ⚥
echinorhynchosis
vision loss
Antibiotics (oxytetracycline); improvement of aeration and water quality.
genetic diseases
depends on intensity
very hot and dry, rare rains, cacti live
myxosporidiosis
Immediate 50–80% water changes; addition of conditioners; reduced feeding.
sparganosis — spirometra
ambush
visible parasites on body
nocturnal restlessness
Tetracyclines.
will celebrate their {n} birthday
Antibiotics (enrofloxacin 5–10 mg/kg in feed or baths); improvement of conditions.
organ diseases
After spawning.
gill destruction
borrelia infection
Acute, mortality up to 80% within 7–20 days.
Diet correction; monitoring.
Broad-spectrum antibiotics are prescribed (kanamycin, tetracycline 10–20 mg/l); frequent water changes are carried out; sick animals are isolated.
Litters lifetime count
Increased morbidity from the 1st month of life.
Manifests in the first 14–30 days after hatching; in mild form — stable condition for years, in severe form — progressive deterioration of swimming ability over 2–4 months, leading to exhaustion.
Diet with low protein content; maintaining water quality.
infection
2–6 weeks.
Mechanical removal; treatment.
aeromonosis
distended belly
genetic defect
borreliosis
dirty water
Repro interval
Manifests at 3–6 months, progresses over 1–3 months.
Acute course
Acute course — death in 3–7 days; chronic — 2–4 weeks.
temperature for housing
rotifers
The same drugs as for dactylogyrosis; repeated treatments.
Gremllins
brown gills
Disease affecting the heart or blood vessels.
Filters
Acute course over hours.
Stress minimization; stable parameters.
joint diseases
crevice
salmonellosis
Temperature increase; antibiotics; aeration.
Wanderers
gouty nephropathy
Jubilee = every 10th birthday
Minimum space
camallanosis
Business sausages
piscinoodiniosis
mucus on body
hypovitaminosis d
ascites
vibrio spp
internal lesions
Antibacterial therapy; supportive care; euthanasia often required.
osteodystrophy
diarrhea
chlamydial infection
How do they behave?
Carbohydrates
lernaeosis
immune reactions
Rest; antibiotics; vitamin E.
all rivers and lakes
dactylogyrosis
Develops in 4–12 days.
{name} jubilee
red worms in tissues
hepatic abscess
transport
Old-timers
saprolegnia parasitica
Rascals
balance disorders
increased photosensitivity
hot Africa south of the desert, many savannas and forests
Disease caused by pathogenic microorganisms: bacteria, viruses, fungi, or protozoa.
Nitrite elimination; antibacterial therapy; increased oxygen.
Formalin; salt; temperature increase.
Difficult to treat; improvement of conditions; prevention.
Egg color
skin ulcers
Where are they found?
Species lacks any fixed or lasting shelter structure.
Praziquantel 2–5 mg/l; formalin; improvement of conditions.
all rivers and lakes
hepatic encephalopathy
hard water
Acute course 5–15 days.
dropsy
Detected at reproductive age (6–8 months).
Chronic course 2–6 weeks.
monogeneosis
Acute or chronic
unfavorable without intensive care
nocardia spp
nervous system gene mutations
Salt baths 10–20 g/l; formalin 1:4000; temperature increase.
unusual coloration
Palearctic realm
no permanent shelter
gill cysts
diseases symptoms movement disorder
water column
acute pancreatitis
Raise the temperature; use acriflavine or copper-containing preparations 0.2–0.5 mg/l.
My weight?
Develops over 1–4 days.
Non-stop carnival: they only live a few days. Mayflies, rotifers, midges celebrate their birthday more than twice a day
Rapid spread over 3–10 days.
bone deformity
Develops over 5–15 days.
Antiseptic drops; improvement of parameters.
Potential Habitat
In husbandry
On the go from 1.3 to 3.5 years. Forest mice, anoles, rainbow fish party on their birthday once a month
Feeding occurs in water bodies such as rivers, lakes, or oceans.
subcutaneous nodules
Fasting for 2–4 days; then metronidazole; probiotics.
Transition to a low-calorie diet (Artemia, Daphnia); fasting 1–2 days per week.
Manifests in 1–3 months.
aquatic
Chronic course 2–8 weeks.
old aquariums
Rapid deterioration over 3–10 days.
Manifests in the first 30–60 days; severe course leads to death within 2–4 months.
live annelid worms
Improve water quality; prescribe antibacterial drugs (nitrofurans 2–4 mg/l); perform salt baths 5–10 g/l for 30 min; remove necrotic tissues.
No results found
Disease disrupting the function of the reproductive system.
distended abdomen
small crustaceans
viral hemorrhagic disease
renal diseases
Acute course 5–14 days.
unfavorable for reproduction
neurological diseases
unfavorable for breeding
Calcium + Vitamin D3
Anti-inflammatory agents; improvement of conditions.
red streaking
unfavorable without treatment
How similar?
Male ♂
bloating
lake bottom
On the go from 3.5 to 6 years. Hedgehogs, crows, lizards treat themselves to birthday snacks 6 times a year
fungi
sessile ciliates
Neither
wounds
unfavorable in emaciation
enlarged head
Develops within 2–10 days.
vision impairment
Chronic course, detected during autopsy or ultrasound.
Praziquantel; repeated baths.
pustules
Freshwater
No specific treatment; quarantine; destruction.
Duration
parasitic diseases
tumor growth
freshwater
rounded belly
No specific treatment; destruction of the sick; strict disinfection; prevention of importation.
philometrosis
darkened body
Detected during puberty.
Maintaining low aquarium lighting; adding shelters; excluding from breeding; feeding vitamin-enriched feeds with carotenoids.
Theoretical lifespan
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acute gastroenteritis
enlarged liver
freshwater environment — rivers, lakes, ponds, swamps
beef heart
avitaminosis
inbreeding
Where do they take shelter?
renal tumor
genetic neuropathy
2–8 weeks.
infectious diseases
Disorder caused by inherited or mutation-based factors.
nanismus hereditarius
very hot all year round, frequent rains, but sometimes dry
small crabs, amphipods and other crustaceans
Lifespan maximum
infected plant introduction
loss of mucus layer
bacterial gill disease
bacterial pneumonia
Increased aeration; parameter monitoring.
Grape
Hormonal stimulation is not recommended; culling.
Disease affecting the kidneys and their function.
small shrimp
laying on bottom
Chronic course 1–6 months.
Observations
irritants
moderate
Worker
birth time
hemorrhages throughout the body
intense scratching
live nematodes
Dogs, dolphins, lynx hang out for 9-25 years and party on their birthday three times a year
worm
When your next jubilee falls in {name} life years
Human
Raise the temperature to 30–32°C; prescribe preparations based on malachite green or formalin in a dosage of 0.1–0.2 ml/l; perform water changes of 30–50% daily; add salt 1–3 g/l.
sfnpv nucleopolyhedrosis
obesity
days
worms
Disease affecting specific internal organs or organ systems.
furunculosis analogue
gray skin coating
Anthelmintic drugs in the feed.
adult
Maturity
lepidorhosis — scale dropping disease
acute
respiratory failure under stress
Stress reduction; treatment of secondary problems.
Health
About health
When your next birthday would fall if you lived as {name}
introduction of new animals
mycobacteriosis — mycobacterium
Rapid development 4–10 days.
results
Transferred to a low-fat diet; hepatoprotectors are prescribed; regular water changes are carried out.
chromosomal anomaly
red gills
myocarditis
small ectoparasites
Colors
chronic
Upcoming jubilees
isopodosis
mo
congenital cataract
all seas and oceans
cryptocaryoniasis
Trophic type
selective mutation
intestinal perforation
chopped shrimp
raised scales
postpartum complications
swollen fins
Age (juvenile)
Age (from birth to death)
reddened base
Age (embryo)
bloodworm
bone fractures
Age (larva)
borreliosis spirochetosis
live feeds
often unfavorable
vibrio anguillarum
poor diet
Fasting diet for 3–5 days; then easily digestible feeds.
co2
chronic kidney disease
Water changes; salt addition; conditioners.
young after fast growth
Treatment of the underlying disease; vitamins.
Chronic course
Surgical removal if necessary.
What do they look like?
Maturity
emergence (insects)
end of lifespan
Acute or subacute.
How do they live?
fertilization / egg laying
birth / hatching
metamorphosis / end of larval stage
beta nodavirus
end of acceleration
depends on location and stage
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Slow growth.
Pain relief support; environmental improvement.
Egg count
brucellosis
old feed
Prolonged chronic course.
Visible after 3–6 weeks.
open gills
Copper or hyposalinization; UV sterilizer.
often fatal
Develops over 2–6 months.
visceral gout — kidney
mouth
lacerations
gene mutation
exophthalmos
Antiseptics; antibiotics; salt baths.
endometritis
Incubation 3–7 days; mild course — recovery in 10–14 days with treatment; severe — mass mortality in 5–10 days.
Surgical removal; anthelmintics.
No treatment; quarantine.
Lifelong condition.
Acute course 4–14 days.
age
Introduction of vitamin premixes; varied diet (live and frozen feeds).
Living from 25 to 40 years. Orangutans, bald eagles, African elephants celebrate their birthday twice a year
Develops in 5–12 days.
lens opacity
trauma
Improvement of aquarium hydrodynamics; prevention of secondary infections.
Congenital condition, visible from the moment of hatching; mild course — lifelong without complications; severe — increased susceptibility to stress and infections for 3–6 months.
Legendary longevity: over 100 years. Galapagos tortoises, Greenland sharks, ocean quahogs celebrate with family once every 4 years
2–4 weeks.
weight loss
Present at birth due to genetic or developmental factors.
columnaris disease
keratitis
Taxons
carnivore
tail fin destruction
crustaceans
acanthocephalans
Acute course 7–14 days; chronic — months.
female infertility
reproductive diseases
Acute poisoning over hours; chronic — weeks.
slow healing
Chronic course 3–12 months.
age
Apparently from birth; stable condition.
Supportive therapy: bright contrast lighting, feeding in one place; surgical removal is not used in small cichlids.
Predator remains still and concealed before launching a sudden attack.
irritation
dermatological diseases
Lethal outcome within 1–2 months.
genetics
high temperature
Close
was
diseases symptoms muscle weakness
Antibiotics; diet.
Antibiotics in feed; probiotics.
liver cirrhosis
chronic anorexia
contact
hereditary albinism
white mucus
Symptoms appear after 14–60 days; chronic course up to 6 months without treatment.
reovirus
trematodes
skin dermatitis
d
vnn
Mosquitoes, fruit flies, small crustaceans hustle for up to 7 months and throw a birthday party every week
color selection
Isolation; antibiotic treatment (rifampicin, isoniazid in feed); euthanasia of severely affected animals.
mycoplasmal keratoconjunctivitis
skin granulomas
Symptoms within 1–5 days; resolves upon elimination of the cause.
age diag bySize
Appears at 2–4 months of age; slowly progresses over 6–12 months.
chronic moderate
open ulcers
hypokalemia syndrome
lunge
fin issues
all life stages
cholecystitis
Tumour-related disease including malignant and benign neoplasms.
proteocephalosis
ascites syndrome
world of Afrotropics
hereditary factors
pale skin
mild
pseudomonosis
Maturity
yr
body deformity
pseudomonas spp
How do they breed?
from birth to adulthood
Parasite treatment; iron supplements.
Diet with low phosphorus; supportive therapy.
What do they eat?
insect larvae
Where do they live?
Immature individual that has not yet reached reproductive maturity.
red threads at anus
from birth to death
Visible immediately.
early young
cardiovascular diseases
It progresses slowly over 3–9 months.
Euthanasia in severe cases; prevention of inbreeding.
depends on immunity
genetic heart development anomaly
Disease affecting the nervous system, brain, or nerves.
poor water quality
stress and unsanitary conditions
gill bleeding
Development 14–30 days.
Gamers
hepatic ascites
Kanamycin or nitrofurans are prescribed; salt baths; increase salinity to 3–5 g/L.
Indicates recovery is likely when appropriate husbandry is provided.
Rapid spread in 3–8 days.
hereditary melanoma
bacterial disease
trichophorosis
wk
My size?
temperament
acute nephritis
Prolonged antibiotic therapy.
Dorsal fin color
Within 7–21 days.
swap
white border
renal adenocarcinoma
Metronidazole 5–10 mg/l is prescribed for 10–14 days; transferred to high-quality feeds; improve water parameters (hardness 10–15 dGH).
guarded depends on progression
celebrated their {n} birthday
Illness caused by parasites such as worms, protozoa, or ectoparasites.
oncological diseases
unfavorable
ichthyophthirius multifiliis
new filter
mild mycosis
Chronic 1–3 months.
8 to 11 grams, 1.5 – 8 centimeters
hereditary immunodeficiency
Length
nitrite toxicity
impaired maneuverability
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