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Bloated fish indicates kidney failure

Bloated fish indicates kidney failure. Fish bloat when their bodies retain fluid. Poor kidney function is often the reason, however, not always. Fluid retention can be caused by a number of reasons, and because they’re goldfish, we may never know what these reasons are. Diagnose is difficult if not impossible

The goldfish industry pushes the use of chemicals to such a degree that we can assume the fish has been poisoned

We rely on water treatment to remove chlorine from water. Chlorine is used by our cities to disinfect water. Chlorine is a liquid gas that is easily eliminated from freshwater by water movement, eliminating the need for commercial water treatment

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Bloated fish

Water treatment is also used to convert toxins produced during the nitrogen cycle. The lesser of two evils, it’s much safer than ammonia or nitrite. Problem being, its use is often abused. Few understand that water treatment doesn’t eliminate toxins, but converts them to a different form by bonding it to the agent. Toxins still show on a test after its use. Fish keepers use more and more in an effort to reduce the reading, poisoning the fish

Made up of harmful chemicals, many a fish has been poisoned by water treatment

 

Salt is abused by the industry. Used to eliminate and prevent bad bacteria. Goldfish are freshwater fish, and have a low tolerance to the saline. Avoid the use of pet shop medications and salt by keeping fish house water healthy

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Dandy Remedy

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Dandy Remedy cleanses the blood

Reduces bloating or swelling caused by poisoning; improves organ function; fights infection; high in antioxidants 

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Organ Failure Symptoms; swelling, bloating or yellow coloration often combined with raised scales

Treats fish poisoned by nitrites and nitrates

In most cases, bloating is directly related to kidney failure. Yellowing may related to liver failure

Causes over salting, over medicating, overuse of water treatment, use of sprays or chemicals in the general location of fish house; water that has too high of a mineral content; water that has been too warm for too long; chemicals or toxins in freshwater source; unknown illness or medical condition that has caused organs to fail

Learn how to keep fish in a natural environment without the use of chemicals by reading The Organic Fish

Dandelion, being the key ingredient in this remedy, detoxifies blood and reduces inflammation by reducing fluid retention

Warning Avoid using salts and medications on bloated or yellowing fish

Rich in vitamins and minerals
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Optimum temperature for treatment is 70f to 72f

Instructions for use
Perform a 20% water change with each treatment

Exchange only 5% at a time if nitrates are present

Premix 1 ounce of solution (per 10 gallons of fish house water) in fresh treated water
Use water treatment if chloramines are present

Perform 1 day as a tonic or 3 consecutive days as full treatment. Repeat as needed

Keep solution refrigerated, and discard after six weeks

 

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