Scuze, am editat postarea pentru ca abia acum am vazut ca e din august, ori eu nu am mai intrat de ceva vreme pe forum. Ce s-a intamplat cu pestele? Oricum, cam asta trebuia sa faci, vezi mai jos...
paradoxx wrote: ... sincer nici nu cred ca stie vreun veterinar de boala vezicii innotatoare
Nah...ca nu ai dreptate, mai sunt unii care stiu!
Paula, eu zic ca mai bine te gandesti la bacterii decat la paraziti.
Inflamatia vezicii inotatoare este un simptom din complexul numit aeromonoza, produs de Aeromonas higrophylla, bacterie conditionat patogena, existenta in orice bazin, dar care da probleme in situatii particulare care vizeaza calitatea apei, supra-aglomerarea, calitatea hranei, etc. Alte simptome ar fi pop-eye disease (umflarea ochilor), fin and tail rot (putrezirea cozii si a inotatoarelor), si dropsy (umflarea abdomenului).
Avand in vedere ca ai cam facut toate tratamentele posibile vizand o constipatie, eu zic ca mai bine incerci un ultim tratament pe baza de oxitetraciclina. Asta este antibioticul de electie ptr Aeromonas.
Si iata ce zice tatucu' Edward Noga despre utilizarea oxitetraciclinei in acvaristica:
Waterborne formulations:
A yellow-brown foam may develop in the water during treatment.
1.
Bath
a. Add 10 – 50 mg oxytetracycline/l (= 38 – 190 mg/gallon), and treat for 1 hour for surface bacterial infections (Bullock and Snieszko 1970 ; Piper et al. 1982 ).
A dose of 20 mg/liter (76 mg/gallon) is usually effective against susceptible bacteria. This can be repeated every day for up to 4 days.
2.
Prolonged immersion
a. Add 10 – 100 mg oxytetracycline/l (= 38 – 380 mg/gallon), and treat for 1 – 3 days (Piper et al. 1982 ). Use higher doses in hard water. If the fish are still sick, retreat on the third day after a 50% water change before treatment. Keep the tank covered during treatment to prevent photoinactivation.
b. Add 25 mg oxytetracycline/l (= 95 mg/gallon). Then run water flow to produce a 100% water change in ? 4.5 hours; treat twice daily for 3 days to treat epitheliocystis (Goodwin et al. 2005 ).
Oral formulations:
Oxytetracycline is palatable. See Table III - 2 for specific indications for treating food fish in the United States.
a. Feed 55 – 83 mg oxytetracycline/kg (= 25 – 37 mg/lb) of body weight/day for 10 days. This dose of Terramycin ® 200 for Fish (Phibro) is approved for treating Aeromonas , Pseudomonas , and “ Haemophilus ” ( Aeromonas salmonicida ) infections in salmonids and channel catfish in the United States. Withdrawal times are 21 days (United States), 300 – 500 degree days (Debuf 1991 ).
b. Feed 83 mg oxytetracycline/kg (= 37 mg/lb) of body weight/day for 10 days. This dose of Terramycin ® 200 for Fish (Phibro) is approved for treating coldwater disease in freshwater salmonids and columnaris in rainbow trout in the United States. The withdrawal time is 21 days in the United States.
c. Feed 100 mg oxytetracycline/kg (= 46 mg/lb) of body weight/day for 21 days to treat bacterial kidney disease (Kent 1992 ).
Injectable formulations[u]:
Intramuscular (IM) injection produces high antibiotic levels for a reasonably long time (probably several days for most fish) (Nouws et al. 1992 ), but intraperitoneal (IP) injection produces a more rapid increase in plasma levels and reduces necrosis at the injection site (Treves -
Brown 2000 ).
1. Inject 25 – 50 mg oxytetracycline/kg (= 11 – 23 mg/lb) of body weight IM or IP once (Piper et al. 1982 ).
2. Inject 10 mg oxytetracycline/kg (= 4.5 mg/lb) of body weight IM as a preoperative treatment to prevent infection (Harms 2005 ). There are no clinical studies to confirm if this is efficacious.
Oxytetraciclina de uz veterinar se gaseste, sub forma de pulbere adaugabila in hrana sau, daca e hidrosolubila (nu-mi amintesc), sub forma de bai.
Daca nici asta nu da rezultate, apoi vine treaba aia cu ingrijirea si cum da Domnul!