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    Unhappy Help please re diagnosis

    Hi,

    Could anyone please help diagnose & suggest the appropriate treatment of my 12" Gin Rin Showa?

    I am fearing it might be Columnaris. The koi is partly covered in a white film and has a growth on its dorsal fin and I have recently noticed its tail is damaged/rotting away.

    The fish is very active and eating well, I have done a scrape and that was clear.

    I have put some very poor photos up, I will try to get some better ones.

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    What's your water readings?

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    Ammonia 0 - 0.25
    Nitrite 0
    Nitrate 60
    PH 7.5 - 8.0
    KH 6

    Today is water change day so I will change more than usual to get the Nitrates down.

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    That looks pox to me. Is the lump on the dorsal look like a lump of wax type thing.
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    No, the growth is fleshy like a wart.

    I have given the fish a salt bath and added salt to the pond, the white covering on the fish is slowly disappearing but the growth looks the same.

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    Carp pox looks like warts!

 

 

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