This was the most easily accessible fish medication video I have ever watched, and trust me I have been watching fish videos non-stop for the last year LOL. Super great explanations, really made everything so easy to understand. Thank you very much
The fish in the tank directly over YOUR right shoulder, the left as you watch the video, is ADORABLE! The figure 8 pattern it is cutting at the start of the video is amazing. The level of show-off, HERE I AM, PAY ME ATTENTION is heart warming! I love how interactive the fish is! ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE 🥰
Many many thanks to you Dr. Loh. I did both baths today. The epsom as a laxative for a male koi betta that seemed bloated with either constipation or other digestive issue. And I did the salt bath several hours later for him and a female double tail as a preventative. The male koi had some scale damage when I bought him but the pet store did not truthfully disclose or perhaps did not know. Either way they are both fine and he seems much better now. Thank you Dr.!
OMG! It's fantastic having a true doctor to explain remedies and show the proper usage! I've done the salt dip on guppies and on blue rams with a great success to cure ICH and fin rot. Thank you!
love this vid for 2 reasons 1: the good info and learning 2: playing spot the edits where you've had to edit it to shorten or add better bits for your reasons by watching the fish behind you.
Thank you, honestly, so much. I really needed a confirmation on what was safe, the procedures and when to use them, this has been so informative and done so concisely as well, well done!
Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid forgot my account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Ryker Gael I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and im trying it out now. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
I had a great idea for a educational video. A video about aquatic disease and how to counter them. I know what your thinking, there’s a bunch o theses videos on TH-cam. But there isn’t any good ones that go into detail with pictures of different bacterial infections, how to identify them and which meds work for each different infection . And the same for parasites in our aquarium. With pictures of different parasites and ways to combat them. I believe that this would be a good video and or talk to present. There are far to many aquarists out there losing pets simply because they don’t know how to identify the difference between parasitic and bacterial infections and have no clue what to do with either problem. Heck you could make a 3 or more part series out of it. Bacterial, Parasitic, and Viral infections. Just an idea and I thought you would be a awesome person to make it ✌️
How about something better then a video for fish diseases. How about a Wiki website where everyone can edit and upload their pictures under a type of Diease then add their experience on how they cured their fish or not. I was thinking of starting a website like that. I am a web designer so it would be easy for me to create. The only thing is it will be time consuming to manage it. I would have to have a bunch of fish expert admins to help.
@@graphicsforever2 hey, if you're still interested in doing that, I would love to assist. I tell my husband all the time that I wish I could help the internet! I frequently send corrections to anyone that needs them, from customer service to educational websites, and I've even rewritten product manuals because the 'Engrish' was incoherent. My father was the same way. When he retired he did a correspondence class (pre-internet days) and would send in corrections with his schoolwork. They ended up hiring him as an editor!
Im so thankful,for this video,my betta fish is dying,the eyes is popping and my betta is not moving,just staying on the aquarium floor, i tried epsom salt,i put a small amount and add indian almond tree leaf,(talisay tree) and the next day i was surprised my betta is swimming super alive,like nothing happen😍😍😍,im so thankful,
Thanks for the video! I always look forward to seeing them so I can learn more tips for my darling fish in case they ever get ill. Thanks for sharing your expertise and knowledge to those of us in the hobby with no fish vet anywhere near them.
Dude! I'm a vet tech and also have been an avid fishkeeper for over 15 yrs. It's *so* hard to find exotic vets that are actually knowledgeable on the subject of fish. Thank you so much for this!!!!
Doc, Good Advises, Specially The Epson Salt, Keep Up Good Work, and Have More Videos, Many People in The Fish Hobby You are Helping by This, Thank You!
Thank you, I really wanted to know how many grams of sea salts per liter shouls be used. 5g per liter was a great help. I have many plants in my aquarium, so Im going to make a quaranteen and use the salt water treatment in there. Im from s.Korea and sea salt is very common here.
Great information. I would also mention that salt greatly alters the waters ph which can result in long term ph shock of fish are subjected to salt dips long term suddenly
Good one. Yes, the sodium in salt competitively inhibits nitrite uptake by the gills, hence reduces toxicity of nitrite - in fact, it's very rare for marine fish living in saltwater to get nitrite toxicity!
Thank you so much Doctor thats our main confusion here in Toledo City Cebu province some koi keepers dont know what specific salt to use..Thank you God bless you more...
@@thefishdoctor8746 what would be the best salt and the ratio of salt to water for bloat and also how often do you need to do the “bath” and how long do you leave the fish in the bath? Also if one fish had bloat and died and another has it (both from the same tank and all are the same species), would it be wise to treat all of the fish in the tank? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated so as I don’t lose anymore.
Hi Dr. Loh, Thank you so much for doing these awesome videos. My oranda has got white scattered spots on the fins/tail with a couple of visible red streaks (like veins/capillaries). I have had him for about a month. It is eating and swimming well. Today I tried the tonic salt (60g/3L) for 5mins in a separate container and transferred the fish back to the home/community tank immediately after 5mins. I am just wondering how many days in total I should try this remedy to eradicate external parasites? Really appreciate your support very much. Thank you heaps
For laxative effect 30grams of epsom salt per 1 liter for up to 30 mins batch? I am just asking as everywhere I keep hearing 17grams per gallon (4,5liters) so I am confused.
I appreciated the explanation and have always wondered on when and how much to use. I will have to re-calculate for amount per gallon but I can figure that out. The problem that I see with using Salt Baths is that the stress of trying to catch the fish and put them into the bath and then returning them to the aquarium can likely be much more stressful for the fish than for the benefits of the salt bath itself. Most of the time, the fish don't wish to be caught and with the type of fish that I have, they would rather jump out of the tank long before jumping into a net. However, I am thinking that if the fish were first put into a quarantine tank, perhaps that would make it all easier. Again, however, that's added stress. Thanks for the explanation too of the types of salts NOT to use. That's good to know. I am subscribed and look forward to the next video presentation. -- Michael
It’s interesting what you say about the dosage they give on the back of the packaging. Obviously to cover their selves they always air on the side of caution. But I believe those doses playlist are more tied to the aquarium as opposed to a bath. Would be interested to hear your thoughts on using either one of these two directly in the aquarium is that something you wouldn’t do? Love your channel by the way I’ve learnt so much from you
The small dose may be used as a safe dose for a tonic for healthy fish, but when we are treating fish in ill-health, we need to use the appropriate doses.
I spent the entire doing my research on cleaning my fish tank and I was just about to log off for the day when TH-cam’s algorithm was like, “wait!” You’re not finished yet 😂 ... that’s when I was recommended to see your video. I’m thank you for this! Hesitant to use salt but I’ll give it a try
If it reassures you, we've been using the two basic sea salt baths as described here for probably close to two years now, and it's made a helpful difference far more often than not. It's simple, affordable, safe and effective for so many different aquarium organisms; we've successfully treated freshwater crayfish, freshwater shrimp, gudgeons and guppies multiple times. On the very few occasions that the animal didn't recover, we generally weren't really expecting them to make it through anyway, but it was still good to be able to at least ease their passings. We always check the salt-tolerance of the animal before we use a salt bath, and are very careful about accurately measuring the salt, water, and times. We also check water parameters and look over the tank and the animal itself to try and work out what's causing any problems that may be needing treatment. Hope this is helpful for you :)
@@yourstruly2983 Hello and thanks for that explanation, but I am getting contradictory information about the type of salt. You stated that you have been using "Sea Salt" but many say to Not Use Sea Salt? Can you please clarify, my usage would be for regular and fancy Goldfish. Thank you
@@joemail1527 Hi, hope I can help. My understanding is that 'rock' salt (salt mined from dry land rock) is more likely to contain undesirable mineral traces than 'sea' salt (salt harvested from the sea by letting water evaporate so the salt is left behind dry). These are both kinds of salt you can find in everyday grocery stores, along with 'table' salt (which usually contains a small amount of an additional substance to help keep each grain separate & prevent the salt from clumping together into a solid block). These 3 salts are all mostly made up of the same basic substance (Sodium chloride) and they're all the sort of salt that we humans eat. Are you familiar with pink Himalayan rock salt, or maybe salt lamps? That's a kind of rock salt that contains tiny amounts of trace minerals which cause its distinctive pink colouration. It's a naturally occurring pigmentation of the salt which exists as literal rocks in the ground, and is an interesting example of a visible trace element in a rock salt. I can't recall whether or not this video was the source of my information, but somewhere along the way I read that table salt with an added anti-caking agent, or rock salt with trace minerals from the ground aren't ideal for freshwater aquariums fish. I really hope this helps, I feel like I might not be explaining things well enough.
Hello fish doctor I was hoping to buy a Microscope to view bacteria in my aquarium I was hoping you would be able to make a video on identifying common fish bacteria, parasite and other things that hurt Fish on a microscopic scale or maybe link a book or article that helps identifying
Hey there, always appreciate your videos. For reducing the rate water enters the body, how long should I leave the tank with all that salt? Or what would you recommend for water changes
I appreciate your video. I have a beta who is sick and we made a salt bath with Epson salt very close to the ratios that you advised. We had heard many good things about salt baths, but the moment we put him in the container with the Epson salt water, he started spasming and curled up into a ball. We thought he was going to die immediately. I’m not trying to scare anyone, I just don’t understand what could’ve happened. We put him in a different container with freshwater, but he is still acting like he is brain-damaged or something.
thank you, I gave my Oscar epsom salt bath for 15 min used 2 1/2 tables tlbs 2-3 gals of water..that before I saw your video..do I need give him another 15 min bath and how long does it take for them to relieve themselves?
@@thefishdoctor8746 Hi I have a question. My fish is currently almost losing its scales, it's been getting bloated and white fluffy mass has been growing out of its scales, what do you recommend I do please help save my fish.🤞🤞
That's an easy calculation 1 gallon = 3.785 liters So just by multiply the amount of grams per liter by 3.785, you're getting the amount required per gallon
Are you saying 30 grams per liter for epsom salt bath? Isn't that alot higher than normally recommended? Thats about 6.5 tbsp per gallon. The most I've seen anywhere else is 1 tbsp per gallon.
Hi doctor, i'm really appreciate about what you share with us in these videos. Is it possible to make a video about treating swim bladder disorder and can you give me a valid reference about what disease are common in human and fishes that likely we could get from our sick fishes? Thanks in advanced.
Hello Doctor, can I use salt in my FlowerHorn tank even if there is no disease for the FH. I mean using salt as a precaution to prevent diseases ? Please advise
Finally i found a Doctor for my Fish
😂😂😂😂👏🏻same here
😅 0:30 same
2:52 Sea Salt
5:18 Epsom Salt
You're welcome
Stephen Jay Co I didn’t say thankyou
ITS A JOKE*
Kind of mean joke
Still thanku Stephen jay co
Any other fish youtuber yea, but not the Fish Doctor.
Again, you are a God send for us fishie parents everywhere. Saved me from heartache and emotional pain of figuring out my fishes.
This was the most easily accessible fish medication video I have ever watched, and trust me I have been watching fish videos non-stop for the last year LOL.
Super great explanations, really made everything so easy to understand. Thank you very much
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@@halimaabaas1581 😊😊
The fish in the tank directly over YOUR right shoulder, the left as you watch the video, is ADORABLE! The figure 8 pattern it is cutting at the start of the video is amazing. The level of show-off, HERE I AM, PAY ME ATTENTION is heart warming! I love how interactive the fish is! ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE 🥰
Love that there is a vet for fish channel. Thank you!
Many many thanks to you Dr. Loh. I did both baths today. The epsom as a laxative for a male koi betta that seemed bloated with either constipation or other digestive issue. And I did the salt bath several hours later for him and a female double tail as a preventative. The male koi had some scale damage when I bought him but the pet store did not truthfully disclose or perhaps did not know. Either way they are both fine and he seems much better now. Thank you Dr.!
OMG! It's fantastic having a true doctor to explain remedies and show the proper usage! I've done the salt dip on guppies and on blue rams with a great success to cure ICH and fin rot. Thank you!
did you move them to asnother tank or was it in the community tank?
@@sambarvada If it's a 30 minute bath, you'd be changing out all of the water in the tank or you'd have too much salt. Really?
@@CA-tk8yn not sure if your asking a question but I understand
This is the clearest explanation I have seen. Thanks for the information.
Good to have a vet doctor gives the right information for fish treatment. ❤
This fish doctor is better than Regular doctors
I never knew why it was good to use salt! Online sources usually don’t say why, thanks Fish Doc!
love this vid for 2 reasons
1: the good info and learning
2: playing spot the edits where you've had to edit it to shorten or add better bits for your reasons by watching the fish behind you.
I just want to say I really appreciate your work man- both the channel itself and the pets you help along the way
Thank you, honestly, so much. I really needed a confirmation on what was safe, the procedures and when to use them, this has been so informative and done so concisely as well, well done!
Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot my account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Rene Kohen Instablaster =)
@Ryker Gael I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and im trying it out now.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@@renekohen3779 seen you in a couple of videos lol
I know this is old, but thank you for the explanation of everything. I feel better about the type of salt I'm using salt now.
You are Amazing. Thank you, fish Vet, for being here on TH-cam. Your efforts are much appreciated. I have Subbed with activated notifications.
I had a great idea for a educational video. A video about aquatic disease and how to counter them. I know what your thinking, there’s a bunch o theses videos on TH-cam. But there isn’t any good ones that go into detail with pictures of different bacterial infections, how to identify them and which meds work for each different infection . And the same for parasites in our aquarium. With pictures of different parasites and ways to combat them. I believe that this would be a good video and or talk to present. There are far to many aquarists out there losing pets simply because they don’t know how to identify the difference between parasitic and bacterial infections and have no clue what to do with either problem. Heck you could make a 3 or more part series out of it. Bacterial, Parasitic, and Viral infections. Just an idea and I thought you would be a awesome person to make it ✌️
How about something better then a video for fish diseases. How about a Wiki website where everyone can edit and upload their pictures under a type of Diease then add their experience on how they cured their fish or not. I was thinking of starting a website like that. I am a web designer so it would be easy for me to create. The only thing is it will be time consuming to manage it. I would have to have a bunch of fish expert admins to help.
@@graphicsforever2 hey, if you're still interested in doing that, I would love to assist. I tell my husband all the time that I wish I could help the internet! I frequently send corrections to anyone that needs them, from customer service to educational websites, and I've even rewritten product manuals because the 'Engrish' was incoherent. My father was the same way. When he retired he did a correspondence class (pre-internet days) and would send in corrections with his schoolwork. They ended up hiring him as an editor!
Yes joey prince cause half the dang time I don’t know if it’s bacterial, fungal or just a dag on scrape! Good idea!
Im so thankful,for this video,my betta fish is dying,the eyes is popping and my betta is not moving,just staying on the aquarium floor, i tried epsom salt,i put a small amount and add indian almond tree leaf,(talisay tree) and the next day i was surprised my betta is swimming super alive,like nothing happen😍😍😍,im so thankful,
for how many days? where do u get epsom salt?
And Mr. Doctor, thank you so so so much for all your advices and for being on you tube to educate us, truly greatful.
Honestly I'm not confident to brought my fish to vet. I feel relieved there's one on TH-cam 😇 thank you doc
Down to earth person, calm English.. Thank you Dr Loh. Regards from India
Thank you! I’ve been looking for this information for quite some time. Much appreciated.
Thank you for putting the dosage rates in the video.
many videos a have watched. but i believe in you, you are a professional. thank you.
What an awesome channel! I don’t know how you ended up on my recommended list but I like your video
Yesss! So informative. Hopefully not another long wait till your next vid! 🙏
Very useful channel. Thank you Dr.
Thanks for the video! I always look forward to seeing them so I can learn more tips for my darling fish in case they ever get ill. Thanks for sharing your expertise and knowledge to those of us in the hobby with no fish vet anywhere near them.
At least change one word dude, you copied and pasted from another comment
Dude! I'm a vet tech and also have been an avid fishkeeper for over 15 yrs. It's *so* hard to find exotic vets that are actually knowledgeable on the subject of fish. Thank you so much for this!!!!
can i use sea salt to treat my betta fish's popeye?
Thank you! It’s so hard to find clear information on this!
Very good guide in using salt!
Great information and well explained!!! thank you and do pls keep up this channel
Doc, Good Advises, Specially The Epson Salt, Keep Up Good Work, and Have More Videos, Many People in The Fish Hobby You are Helping by This, Thank You!
Thank you . Thank you. Thank you. Everything you presented made sense, and I will be following your advice for salt dosing.
This video is useful and full of scientific advice.
Your advice in this video is so useful, thank you so much! You've helped our wet little friends quite a few times.
Very good explanation. Thanks.
excellent content
Should I add aqarium salt for goldfish dropsy
Thank you, I really wanted to know how many grams of sea salts per liter shouls be used. 5g per liter was a great help. I have many plants in my aquarium, so Im going to make a quaranteen and use the salt water treatment in there.
Im from s.Korea and sea salt is very common here.
Great information. Can you do a video on treating fin rot?
Ur videos are very helpful. Keep up the good work!
Thank You Dr Loh
Tremendously clear and helpful explanation :)
Great information. I would also mention that salt greatly alters the waters ph which can result in long term ph shock of fish are subjected to salt dips long term suddenly
Good one. Yes, the sodium in salt competitively inhibits nitrite uptake by the gills, hence reduces toxicity of nitrite - in fact, it's very rare for marine fish living in saltwater to get nitrite toxicity!
Clearly explained thanks for sharing this useful informative video 👍
Thank you! Great accurate information! You have the best channel 👍🏻🐠
Very important stuff, thank you for your time and video.
Excellent Doc. You did a wonderful job breaking down the uses of salt in an aquarium. . . Thanks for sharing and happy fish keeping ! ! !
Do Epsom Salts help swimming bladder issues? by the way, I really LOVE and appreciate your explanation about every detail :)
Maria Elena Belloc Garza- they can, but do your research first!
Oh thank God I finally found this channel
Wonderful , thank you
Great information
Thanks
This is very useful video for freshwater fish keeping. Thank you so much
very clear explanation coming from a reliable source. what more could i ask for? oh yes more informative videos!
Thank you for ur information Doctor
Thank you ❤
Not suitable for my aquarium/pond needs for now, but solid info. Looking forward to more information.
Thank you so much Doctor thats our main confusion here in Toledo City Cebu province some koi keepers dont know what specific salt to use..Thank you God bless you more...
Salamat
@@thefishdoctor8746 what would be the best salt and the ratio of salt to water for bloat and also how often do you need to do the “bath” and how long do you leave the fish in the bath? Also if one fish had bloat and died and another has it (both from the same tank and all are the same species), would it be wise to treat all of the fish in the tank? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated so as I don’t lose anymore.
Good explanation sir 👍
Thank you.
@@thefishdoctor8746 basically if Used salt ppm drastic increase isn’t it sir?just remind myself ..salt only for treatment (bath) 🤗
Good work doc
Hi Dr. Loh,
Thank you so much for doing these awesome videos.
My oranda has got white scattered spots on the fins/tail with a couple of visible red streaks (like veins/capillaries). I have had him for about a month. It is eating and swimming well. Today I tried the tonic salt (60g/3L) for 5mins in a separate container and transferred the fish back to the home/community tank immediately after 5mins.
I am just wondering how many days in total I should try this remedy to eradicate external parasites?
Really appreciate your support very much.
Thank you heaps
I have always used Kosher Salt and it works wonders
thanks for putting this together...
For laxative effect 30grams of epsom salt per 1 liter for up to 30 mins batch?
I am just asking as everywhere I keep hearing 17grams per gallon (4,5liters) so I am confused.
I appreciated the explanation and have always wondered on when and how much to use. I will have to re-calculate for amount per gallon but I can figure that out. The problem that I see with using Salt Baths is that the stress of trying to catch the fish and put them into the bath and then returning them to the aquarium can likely be much more stressful for the fish than for the benefits of the salt bath itself. Most of the time, the fish don't wish to be caught and with the type of fish that I have, they would rather jump out of the tank long before jumping into a net. However, I am thinking that if the fish were first put into a quarantine tank, perhaps that would make it all easier. Again, however, that's added stress. Thanks for the explanation too of the types of salts NOT to use. That's good to know. I am subscribed and look forward to the next video presentation. -- Michael
So much usefull info. Thanks doc
I mainly use it in my hostel tank wen I get new fish or wen one of my fish is sick it is pretty good at reducing the fishes stress
just the channel I've been looking for thanks!👍
Thank you. Very informative as always.
Great info. Any opinion about dosing other electrolyte salts?
Thank you
Good information!!
Awesome video thank you!
It’s interesting what you say about the dosage they give on the back of the packaging. Obviously to cover their selves they always air on the side of caution. But I believe those doses playlist are more tied to the aquarium as opposed to a bath. Would be interested to hear your thoughts on using either one of these two directly in the aquarium is that something you wouldn’t do? Love your channel by the way I’ve learnt so much from you
The small dose may be used as a safe dose for a tonic for healthy fish, but when we are treating fish in ill-health, we need to use the appropriate doses.
Thanks, doc!
I spent the entire doing my research on cleaning my fish tank and I was just about to log off for the day when TH-cam’s algorithm was like, “wait!” You’re not finished yet 😂 ... that’s when I was recommended to see your video. I’m thank you for this! Hesitant to use salt but I’ll give it a try
If it reassures you, we've been using the two basic sea salt baths as described here for probably close to two years now, and it's made a helpful difference far more often than not. It's simple, affordable, safe and effective for so many different aquarium organisms; we've successfully treated freshwater crayfish, freshwater shrimp, gudgeons and guppies multiple times. On the very few occasions that the animal didn't recover, we generally weren't really expecting them to make it through anyway, but it was still good to be able to at least ease their passings.
We always check the salt-tolerance of the animal before we use a salt bath, and are very careful about accurately measuring the salt, water, and times. We also check water parameters and look over the tank and the animal itself to try and work out what's causing any problems that may be needing treatment.
Hope this is helpful for you :)
@@yourstruly2983 Hello and thanks for that explanation, but I am getting contradictory information about the type of salt. You stated that you have been using "Sea Salt" but many say to Not Use Sea Salt? Can you please clarify, my usage would be for regular and fancy Goldfish. Thank you
@@joemail1527 Hi, hope I can help. My understanding is that 'rock' salt (salt mined from dry land rock) is more likely to contain undesirable mineral traces than 'sea' salt (salt harvested from the sea by letting water evaporate so the salt is left behind dry). These are both kinds of salt you can find in everyday grocery stores, along with 'table' salt (which usually contains a small amount of an additional substance to help keep each grain separate & prevent the salt from clumping together into a solid block). These 3 salts are all mostly made up of the same basic substance (Sodium chloride) and they're all the sort of salt that we humans eat.
Are you familiar with pink Himalayan rock salt, or maybe salt lamps? That's a kind of rock salt that contains tiny amounts of trace minerals which cause its distinctive pink colouration. It's a naturally occurring pigmentation of the salt which exists as literal rocks in the ground, and is an interesting example of a visible trace element in a rock salt.
I can't recall whether or not this video was the source of my information, but somewhere along the way I read that table salt with an added anti-caking agent, or rock salt with trace minerals from the ground aren't ideal for freshwater aquariums fish.
I really hope this helps, I feel like I might not be explaining things well enough.
Thank you. All news to me.
Hello fish doctor I was hoping to buy a Microscope to view bacteria in my aquarium I was hoping you would be able to make a video on identifying common fish bacteria, parasite and other things that hurt Fish on a microscopic scale or maybe link a book or article that helps identifying
go go Dr Loh
That eye contact better be doing a lot about the salt
What are your views on pimafix or other type medications for cichlid tanks?
Hey there, always appreciate your videos. For reducing the rate water enters the body, how long should I leave the tank with all that salt? Or what would you recommend for water changes
I appreciate your video. I have a beta who is sick and we made a salt bath with Epson salt very close to the ratios that you advised. We had heard many good things about salt baths, but the moment we put him in the container with the Epson salt water, he started spasming and curled up into a ball. We thought he was going to die immediately. I’m not trying to scare anyone, I just don’t understand what could’ve happened. We put him in a different container with freshwater, but he is still acting like he is brain-damaged or something.
thank you, I gave my Oscar epsom salt bath for 15 min used 2 1/2 tables tlbs 2-3 gals of water..that before I saw your video..do I need give him another 15 min bath and how long does it take for them to relieve themselves?
Thanks for your useful video. Can i please ask if normal cooking salt can be use for koi fish ?
0:25 that fish on the left is high on salt
Great info thanks !! 🇨🇦
Thanks!
Thanks doc.
Good stuff, thanks Doc!
The best vet
What about swim bladder problems of corydora doctor? Do you have any tips
Thank you Good job. Can I use a small amount of marine salt in 60 gal. freshwater. tank?
Yes you can.
@@thefishdoctor8746 Hi I have a question. My fish is currently almost losing its scales, it's been getting bloated and white fluffy mass has been growing out of its scales, what do you recommend I do please help save my fish.🤞🤞
Great video, new subscriber here! What’s up with all the Flowerhorns in the background?
When doing your videos can you please provide the dosage per gallons as well? Thank you and I love your videos.
That's an easy calculation
1 gallon = 3.785 liters
So just by multiply the amount of grams per liter by 3.785, you're getting the amount required per gallon
Are you saying 30 grams per liter for epsom salt bath? Isn't that alot higher than normally recommended? Thats about 6.5 tbsp per gallon. The most I've seen anywhere else is 1 tbsp per gallon.
Hi doctor, i'm really appreciate about what you share with us in these videos. Is it possible to make a video about treating swim bladder disorder and can you give me a valid reference about what disease are common in human and fishes that likely we could get from our sick fishes? Thanks in advanced.
Hello Doctor, can I use salt in my FlowerHorn tank even if there is no disease for the FH. I mean using salt as a precaution to prevent diseases ? Please advise