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Fins will start to rot, notably on the caudal fin but this is more than likely a secondary infection that has taken a hold along with bloating of the body as well.

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Neon Tetra disease only affects fish

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Neon Tetra disease is a pathogenic

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There is actually no cure for this disease. All that can be done is to remove any infected fish as soon as possible to prevent it spreading to all of your stock.

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Secondary symptoms of the disease as it really takes hold are whitening of the body, particularly along the spinal area. As the disease progresses even further, the whitening will intensify and spread to all of the body. The spine may become twisted or curve upwards and lumps will appear on the body of the fish as the cysts are developing in the body tissue

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There are numerous symptoms and immediate signs you can identify to confirm the infection in your aquarium, but sadly there is no common cure to apply that will remove the disease, as a result the main treatment practice is to remove the infected fish immediately to preserve the remainder of your aquarium.

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it becomes restless, especially at night when it would normally rest. It will start to swim away from the shoal as though to protect them from infection. Secondly its swimming style will become more and more erratic; it will soon become very obvious that the fish is not in full health.

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The reason that the infection spreads so rapidly in an aquarium is because once a cyst reaches the open water it will burst releasing the spores to infect other fish.

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This forms cysts in the muscles and internal organs of the infected fish, inside the cysts, spores are then formed which spread to healthy tissue until it has taken over the whole fish.

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Neon tetra disease is a highly contagious illness caused by the parasite Pleistophora hyphessobryconis, a single-celled organism. It is also fast acting often killing the fish with just a few days of the symptoms becoming obvious.

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Neon tetra disease is a highly contagious illness caused by the parasite Pleistophora hyphessobryconis, a single-celled organism. It is also fast acting often killing the fish with just a few days of the symptoms becoming obvious.