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Ornamental Fish Q&A 22 (view source)
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Supersaturation or gas-bubble disease.
Supersaturation or gas-bubble disease.
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|l1=Gas Bubble Disease
|q2=How does this problem develop?
|q2=How does this problem develop?
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Over-aerating an aquarium with air bubbles from an air stone can, but rarely does, lead to supersaturation disease.
Over-aerating an aquarium with air bubbles from an air stone can, but rarely does, lead to supersaturation disease.
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|l2=Gas Bubble Disease
|q3=How is this condition treated?
|q3=How is this condition treated?
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Air bubbles in the circulatory system, especially in the branchial vasculature, can be acutely fatal.
Air bubbles in the circulatory system, especially in the branchial vasculature, can be acutely fatal.
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|l3=Gas Bubble Disease#Treatment
|q4=List four other general causes of exophthalmia in fish.
|q4=List four other general causes of exophthalmia in fish.
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Ammonia toxicity, ocular parasites, septicemia, and neoplasia.
Ammonia toxicity, ocular parasites, septicemia, and neoplasia.
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|l4= Exopthalmos - Fish#Introduction
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