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Stu - 23 Feb 2004 23:02 GMT
I have a large fancy goldfish (oranda). I have had him for a couple of years
with two other fancy goldfish in 40 gallon tank. He appears perfectly
healthy very energetic and feds well. However over the last few weeks a
growth has developed on his fin. It is in the form of a couple of white
balls about 10mm (half an inch in diameter) connected by a small amount of
white growth.

It has not spread to the other two fish, yet.

Does anybody have any idea what this can be. I do have a couple of photos I
could post to this site if that would help. Was not sure what the policy is
on this on this message board.

Any help appreciated.

Stu
Charles - 23 Feb 2004 23:11 GMT
>I have a large fancy goldfish (oranda). I have had him for a couple of years
>with two other fancy goldfish in 40 gallon tank. He appears perfectly
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>Stu

Pictures should properly go to alt.binaries.aquaria.  Not all servers
carry that group, tho.

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Freda - 23 Feb 2004 23:39 GMT
Charles said

> Pictures should properly go to alt.binaries.aquaria.  Not all servers
> carry that group, tho.

Indeed - and my ISP strips binaries from non-binary groups. The best way
is to sign up for a free geocities (for example) site, transfer the
pictures there and post a link.

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dr-solo@wi.rr.xx.com - 24 Feb 2004 14:15 GMT
are they solid or soft?  if soft, move to a bowl of the tank water, squeeze or lance
them, treat topically with antibiotics and return fish to tank.
what are your water quality parameters, ammonia, nitrites, nitrates and pH?
add 1 teaspoon salt per 5 gallons, no additives, dissolve first, add slowly.  
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>I have a large fancy goldfish (oranda). I have had him for a couple of years
>with two other fancy goldfish in 40 gallon tank. He appears perfectly
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
>Stu

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