Post by Browneyes on Apr 22, 2005 14:06:16 GMT -5
Lymphocystis
Caused by: viral infections.
Symptoms: cauliflower-like growths on the skin and fins. It usually starts as a few small white cysts, which grow over time.
Occurrences: Lymphocystis can be transferred to other fish through abrasions on the skin. The disease typically occurs in marine and brackish-water fish, but can occur in freshwater species as well.
Treatment/Control: there is no effective treatment for growths like this – they can be surgically removed, yet will sometimes grow back.
Caused by: viral infections.
Symptoms: cauliflower-like growths on the skin and fins. It usually starts as a few small white cysts, which grow over time.
Occurrences: Lymphocystis can be transferred to other fish through abrasions on the skin. The disease typically occurs in marine and brackish-water fish, but can occur in freshwater species as well.
Treatment/Control: there is no effective treatment for growths like this – they can be surgically removed, yet will sometimes grow back.
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