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Nitrite toxicity, probably secondary to destruction of the biological filter with the administrations of antibiotics directly in the tank water.
 
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A 23-gauge butterfly catheter was used to remove 160 cm3 of air from the swim bladder and the fish was able to right itself. It is not known what caused this swim bladder condition.
 
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A four-year-old redtail catfish kept in a 530-L tank began to develop mild fin necrosis about six weeks ago. The owner has treated the fish with antibiotics, first with a two-week course of tetracycline added to the water at 400 p.p.m. and then a kanamycin water treatment for the entire tank at 100 p.p.m. A day after the kanamycin treatment, the redtail catfish was found on its back with a swollen abdomen. You conduct water analysis of the tank and find total ammonia to be 1.0 p.p.m. and nitrite to exceed the limits of your test kit, which is 4.0 p.p.m.


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