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Jelly Bean Tetra - Ladigesia roloffi - Federation of British Aquatic ...

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In order to recognise a poorly fish, we must first know what a fish looks like<br />

and how it behaves when healthy. We can only recognise the ‘abnormal’<br />

when we know what is normal.<br />

A tropical fishkeeper<br />

could become concerned<br />

that their Synodontis<br />

catfish are swimming<br />

upside down –<br />

For example, a Goldfish keeper may become<br />

concerned about the presence <strong>of</strong> small white<br />

spots on the gill covers and pectoral fins <strong>of</strong> their<br />

fish. Further investigation will lead them to<br />

discover that these small white spots are not a<br />

sign <strong>of</strong> disease but are actually special<br />

spawning pimples that cover certain parts <strong>of</strong><br />

male Goldfish at spawning time.<br />

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