Fish Diseases

Fish diseases are health issues that affect fish and can arise from various sources, such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, or environmental factors. Common symptoms include poor appetite, abnormal swimming, and visible lesions or discoloration. These diseases can spread quickly in aquariums or fish farms, impacting not just individual fish but entire populations. Prevention involves maintaining clean water, proper nutrition, and regular health monitoring. Prompt detection and treatment are crucial for managing outbreaks and ensuring the health of aquatic ecosystems. Understanding fish diseases is key to responsible fishkeeping and aquaculture practices.