rottbo;802795; said:
Please try to keep this fish in the pond for at least 6 months. The condition will greatly improve I am very sure.
"CURE" For DROOP EYE
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Please try to keep this fish in the pond for at least 6 months. The condition will greatly improve I am very sure.
rottbo;802807; said:
We have had success with Asian aros suffering from DE in ponds. I have to say we have manage to cure them without seeing a recurrence. I hope yours would benefit as well.
Chaos32;802818; said:We have had success with Asian aros suffering from DE in ponds. I have to say we have manage to cure them without seeing a recurrence. I hope yours would benefit as well.
that is very interesting! now that you mention it, i have heard that before.
is DE very common in the wild?
demjor19;802860; said:
I have truly never seen them in their natural environment. However, I have seen real wild specimens being kept in captivity, some for more then 20 years & have not developed DE. Also, I have never seen Asian aro brood stock in ponds having this problem either. All my own aros that have suffered from DE are left in ponds for a period of time & have not had recurrence since. Although we are not sure how & why does DE occur, we do know that this method works for us in curring DE.
aros come from dirty muddy waters were they would have no need to look down for food in a tank they take food from the tank base and can see fish swimming below them
get yourself a real muddy looking tank and you may not have drop eye
get yourself a real muddy looking tank and you may not have drop eye
MistirE;803370; said:Nice, I have heard this as well......BAM.....we got a cure...
its been around for so long now
If the problem is the "fat pack" theory, then lets drop some fat burner (hydroxycut) in the tank and see what happens