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Fungal Diseases
Fungal diseases that are common with aquarium fish.
Cottonwool Disease or Body Fungus is a disease that happens on weakened fish. This is a disease that can be treated very easy with many remedies available to the aquarist. Can cause severe damage to fish if left untreated.
Body Fungus: Cotton or wool-like patches grow on the skin of the infected fish. Mouth Fungus: Cotton or wool-like patches grow on the mouth of the infected fish. Eye Fungus: Cotton or wool-like patches grow on one eye or both eyes of the infected fish. |
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