Fish disease management

Fish disease management involves monitoring fish health, maintaining clean water, and preventing infections through good husbandry practices. When diseases occur, identifying the specific problem allows for targeted treatment, such as medication or adjusting environmental conditions. Quarantining new fish helps prevent disease spread, and regular health checks enable early detection. Proper nutrition and minimizing stress also support a fish's immune system. Overall, proactive management, cleanliness, and prompt response to health issues are key to keeping fish healthy and disease-free.