
Capillaria pterophylli
“Your fish has worms” – perhaps not the most pleasant phrase an aquarium enthusiast can hear from an ichthyopathologist.

“Your fish has worms” – perhaps not the most pleasant phrase an aquarium enthusiast can hear from an ichthyopathologist.

In this third and last article and video we will show you skin flukes, gill flukes, skin trematodes and fish lice.

In this article and video we will show you flagellates, bacteria and spore-forming parasites under a microscope.

What kind of ciliates can you find on freshwater fish after a skin scraping and what do they look like under a microscope?

In this article we will tell and show you, step by step, how to perform a skin scraping and gill biopsy on large aquarium or pond fish.

In this article and video we will explain and demonstrate how to take a skin scrape from a fish, to create a slide for microscopic examination.

We show you how to save electricity and thus money by making your aquarium energy efficient. It’s easier than you might think!

One of our subscribers asked an interesting question about the life cycle of the helminth and how long larvae can survive without a host. We have the answers!

We will be looking at pH & KH (Carbonate Hardness) and the influence they have on aquarium water.

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