What To Do With " S "

[peterdolf]

Dear All,

anyone experience with "S" shape arowana fish?
what to do when your arowana suddenly become "S" shape when you from the top

[GrandePunto]

Dear All,

anyone experience with "S" shape arowana fish?
what to do when your arowana suddenly become "S" shape when you from the topi got experience b4...Lower down the water volume..just put in heater to 30 degee n put little Espom Salt n normal salt

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i got experience b4...Lower down the water volume..just put in heater to 30 degee n put little Espom Salt n normal salt

What is the cause bro Dallen do you know?

:what: :what:

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How much water should we remove from the tank bro Dallen and how long did it took your aro to recover from this condition?

Thanks in advance.

[GrandePunto]

What is the cause bro Dallen do you know?

:what: :what:Stress n water parimeter

[peterdolf]

so how long does it take to cure the aro?

[GrandePunto]

How much water should we remove from the tank bro Dallen and how long did it took your aro to recover from this condition?

Thanks in advance.more than half of yr tank water..is take abt few week to one month

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Stress n water parimeter


why does it form a 'S' ? why not a C / U ?? :what:

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more than half of yr tank water..is take abt few week to one month

Thanks mod :)

[kruk]

i got experience b4...Lower down the water volume..just put in heater to 30 degee n put little Espom Salt n normal salt

thanks for sharing....

[morphine]

I have seen this problem in my aro before too . This condition is called shimmying, when the aro trying to flex its body from side to side, and not travel much through the water . There are several causes to this .

1. High nitrite is the most likely reason . When i feed too much in any period, and don't have times to change water, my aros shimmy alots . At first I thought it was just a co-incident, but it happened quite often enough for me to take notice. So everytime now, when my aros do that, i check my water's nitrite level, and sure enough, nitrite is very high . So please take a note of it .

2. Deteriorating or there is/are change(es) in water parameters ( ties to high nitrite too) .

3. Sometimes out of temperature ranges for aros (should not be the case for most of you, since overthere has a tropical weather ) . But if the heater is not working properly or during the winter times, when the weather gets cold, and even when water parameters are extremely good, my aros do shimmy from times to times .

4. If there is/are tiny suspended particles in the tank, such as when the water gets cloudy and dirty, aros do shimmy as well, because these tiny particles causes skin and gill to be irritated .

As how to solve the problem, i think we all know . :011: Just want to share , hope this help .

[GrandePunto]

I have seen this problem in my aro before too . This condition is called shimmying, when the aro trying to flex its body from side to side, and not travel much through the water . There are several causes to this .

1. High nitrite is the most likely reason . When i feed too much in any period, and don't have times to change water, my aros shimmy alots . At first I thought it was just an co-incident, but it happened quite often enough for me to take notice. So everytime now, when my aros do that, i check my water's nitrite level, and sure enough, nitrite is very high . So please take a note of it .

2. Deteriorating or there is/are change(es) in water parameters ( ties to high nitrite too) .

3. Sometimes out of temperature ranges for aros (should not be the case for most of you, since overthere has a tropical weather ) . But if the heater is not working properly or during the winter times, when the weather gets cold, and even when water parameters are extremely good, my aros do shimmy from times to times .

4. If there is/are tiny suspended particles in the tank, such as when the water gets cloudy and dirty, aros do shimmy as well, because these tiny particles causes skin and gill to be irritated .

As how to solve the problem, i think we all know . :011: Just want to share , hope this help .Thanks for the info

[robinng]

I have seen this problem in my aro before too . This condition is called shimmying, when the aro trying to flex its body from side to side, and not travel much through the water . There are several causes to this .

1. High nitrite is the most likely reason . When i feed too much in any period, and don't have times to change water, my aros shimmy alots . At first I thought it was just a co-incident, but it happened quite often enough for me to take notice. So everytime now, when my aros do that, i check my water's nitrite level, and sure enough, nitrite is very high . So please take a note of it .

2. Deteriorating or there is/are change(es) in water parameters ( ties to high nitrite too) .

3. Sometimes out of temperature ranges for aros (should not be the case for most of you, since overthere has a tropical weather ) . But if the heater is not working properly or during the winter times, when the weather gets cold, and even when water parameters are extremely good, my aros do shimmy from times to times .

4. If there is/are tiny suspended particles in the tank, such as when the water gets cloudy and dirty, aros do shimmy as well, because these tiny particles causes skin and gill to be irritated .

As how to solve the problem, i think we all know . :011: Just want to share , hope this help .
thanks for sharing!

[weeyang19]

i got experience b4...Lower down the water volume..just put in heater to 30 degee n put little Espom Salt n normal salt

ok learn some thing new here,.... thanks bro for sharing

[REDCLOUD]

I have seen this problem in my aro before too . This condition is called shimmying, when the aro trying to flex its body from side to side, and not travel much through the water . There are several causes to this .

1. High nitrite is the most likely reason . When i feed too much in any period, and don't have times to change water, my aros shimmy alots . At first I thought it was just a co-incident, but it happened quite often enough for me to take notice. So everytime now, when my aros do that, i check my water's nitrite level, and sure enough, nitrite is very high . So please take a note of it .

2. Deteriorating or there is/are change(es) in water parameters ( ties to high nitrite too) .

3. Sometimes out of temperature ranges for aros (should not be the case for most of you, since overthere has a tropical weather ) . But if the heater is not working properly or during the winter times, when the weather gets cold, and even when water parameters are extremely good, my aros do shimmy from times to times .

4. If there is/are tiny suspended particles in the tank, such as when the water gets cloudy and dirty, aros do shimmy as well, because these tiny particles causes skin and gill to be irritated .

As how to solve the problem, i think we all know . :011: Just want to share , hope this help .

bro the aro does not move from side to side.

The body forms a permanent S shape viewed from the top.

[morphine]

bro the aro does not move from side to side.

The body forms a permanent S shape viewed from the top.

Hmmm, I only observed a S shape/form momentarily with my aros plus a little bit of movemements . This form would only lasted a few seconds and the aro's body shape went back to normal .

Perhaps we are both talking about 2 different things . :011:

[GrandePunto]

bro the aro does not move from side to side.

The body forms a permanent S shape viewed from the top.can use my treatment

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Hmmm, I only observed a S shape/form momentarily with my aros plus a little bit of movemements . This form would only lasted a few seconds and the aro's body shape went back to normal .

Perhaps we are both talking about 2 different things . :011:

Yes they are different cases :011: :kekeke:

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can use my treatment

Thanks bro Dallen for the tip :)

[GrandePunto]

Thanks bro Dallen for the tip :)U welcome bro