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Gerald Bassleer (YouTube) explains whether newly acquired fish should be treated or quarantined before introduction into home aquaria. He outlines the long supply chain (collector → exporter → importer → shop → aquarist), existing industry quarantine and certification practices, typical quarantine durations (short quarantines at breeder/exporter/shop; ~3–7 days at importer), and emphasizes preventing disease by selecting healthy fish, preparing a clean aquarium, minimizing stress, and boosting fish immunity with good nutrition (probiotics/prebiotics) rather than routine medicating.

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Sick Dwarf Cichlid Apistogramma. See link complete video. #fishdisease #apistogramma #Cichlid

3mo ago
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Books on fish diseases. See www.geraldbassleer.com

3mo ago
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Fish disease case nr. 365 Tankraised Apistogramma borelli with bacterial infection and few tubercles

3mo ago
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Corydoras catfish worm infection. See link complete video. #fishdisease #corydoras #catfish catf

4mo ago
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Fish disese case nr. 364 Wild Corydoras concolor with Camallanus and other worm infections

4mo ago
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sick cardinal tetra. See link complete video. #fishdisease #aquarium

4mo ago
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Fish disease case nr. 363 Wild Cardinal tetra, Paracheirodon, with worm and bacterial infection

4mo ago
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Fish disease case nr. 362 Sawbwa with gill flukes, Nematodes Capillaria and bacterial infection

5mo ago
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Sick Golden Orf with Dropsy. See link complete video #fishdisease #GeraldBassleer

5mo ago
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Fish disease case nr. 361 Golden Orfe with dropsy or ascites due to bacterial infection

5mo ago
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Fish disease case nr. 360 Apistogramma with 3 different parasites and tubercles in the organs

6mo ago
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