Fish disease case nr. 198 Atyopsis Bamboo shrimp with lesions and parasitic infection

Hello dear fish keeper, dear aquarist with a beautiful background.

Today we will talk about atopsis, the bamboo shrimp which had some lesions.

And I'll show you my videos and my findings and my suggestions for treatment. So watch my presentation and I hope I can help you understanding what this.

Problem is with the bamboo shrimp which.

Had well, wounds or lesions.

So I will show you the presentation.

Well, first of all I try to.

Explain, try to get my books on fish diseases. And also this book is also a part on shrimp diseases that help you to understand.

Well here the Atiopsis molukensis with lesions. You see that the patches, the wounds herein that. Well, bamboo shrimp is wild imported shrimp.

And here is a big wound and lesion here. See the reddish well lesions on that shrimp.

And when we opened it we saw bloody parts underneath Lyle usually bleeding tissue.

It's mostly found that we had bacterial.

Infections, but we found stolached ciliates. See the little parasites sitting on a stem and moving.

When the slide is moving or something.

Is moving, they're very active.

They're opening and closing, feeding and non feeding. And there are parasites sitting on a.

Little stem stalact ciliates called.

And here you see a higher magnification.

And one specific how it looks like.

And here they're feeding. And here are the ciliates.

You can see it here at the opening. And these are parasites. And well, they can cause lesions and wounds.

And that's something you can be aware that is can be a problem on.

On fish and on shrimp.

I explained that before in other videos.

And also in my books on the.

Stalact ciliated parasites causing false fungal infection. And we have found well a mix of a bacterial infection and a parasitic infection.

It could be caused by damage due to collecting, handling, transport. And we would recommend an antibacterial medication like an antibiotic together with fmc, the formalin malachite green and methylene blue mixture that I developed in 1998 and described in my books.

You can help the fish with Dr.

Basler or sorry the fish I should correct. This is the shrimp with Dr. Basler bger food shrimp sticks. It helps for better immunity. It has probiotics and prebiotics. Well, the books I explain you worthful.

For you to read.

And I hope you can become more professional to follow my trainings on fish doctoring.

You can be specialized. Well, this is something else I wanted to show you about at Bamboo Shrimp.

Unusual, but it's a nice item and.

You can keep it alive.

Thank you for watching.