OMFG PLZ HELP SICK FISH?!?!?!?

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Dot

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ok im not sure whats wrong with kingston i first thought he was getting beat up but it dosent look like that now hes qarented(SP) at the moment what do i do here are some pics [img=http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/3080/picture31e.jpg] note the fin in that pic it looks torn up http://img10.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=picture32qil.jpg there are more pics here i galleried them plz tell me how to help him or save him i dont care how much it costs

kingston all so have small wholes in his fins on top of the torn up one
 
all the red spots are on him not the tank
 
bump any one know? if any one can ansser me i can make it to thte vet or pet store befor they close i have 3 hours
 
scottgeeze;3042831; said:
Looks like some type of hemmorigeing of some kind. What other kind of fish were in there with him and were they beating up on him bad?
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he was in a 200g fish tank with two small koi but i dont think they could do that dose it look like he was beaten? fluffy was being pissy and chaceing him put i didnt see any ramming or fighting
 
knifegill;3042936; said:
What are the conditions of your water?
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its clean i just did a water change today 20% like norm the other fish are fine
 
kingston just passed on :( you can close this thread now :( such a beautiful fish he lived 5 weeks longer then he was going to at the pet store
 
Dot, what are the water parameters? Please post the ammonia, nitrite and nitrate and use API liquid test kit prior to testing it. Just because the water is clean doesn't really mean the water conditions are absolutely fine. You need to test your water for ammonia, nitrite and nitrate cases when a fish displays unusual symptoms. How big are the koi exactly? The fins displayed damage due to possible deteriorating water quality. From your previous post, your pleco was displaying symptoms of hemorrhagic septicemia. How often do you feed? What food do you use? How often do you change the water and how much water volume?

I am aware that the fish in question has already passed away however we still need to analyze what exactly went wrong and how this can be prevented henceforth I am not closing the thread unless found necessary which is not the case here for now.
 
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