Yes I know what you’re saying, I nearly knocked the camera in the pound, I will figure something else out next time, I am too old to do it on the ground.
Hi Tony, A other great update on the fish hopefully the treatment will clear things up for you mate is there any up on the mug front I did email you with my details mate. Steve
Tony you shouldn't put sedate in the water before taking a scrape as it will Immobilise any parasites or the will simply leave the host. You say you found a fluke that wasn't moving, this could possibly be due to the sedation. I wouldn't imagine the damage will heal properly especially without your intervention and heat.
I hear what your saying, but the fish bearly hit the water when I did the scrap, yes one imobile fluke, probably not moving due to the cold, no the dorsal will not repair itself, it had gone from the body up, with a small ulcer under it, shame but that is how it goes, still a nice Koi😀
@@FARMOORKOI I'm sure it will. They always look so happy and healthy. Great way to be if something like this happens. I'm sure they're going to be feeling great again in no time. I absolutely love your underwater footage. They all have beautiful bodies, and color for shooting a side view. I could watch yours all day. Not kidding. Some just are not that attractive when viewed from the side. Luckily for you, you picked the right ones for top, and side viewing, since you do underwater footage. 👍 Win, win for us viewers. 🤗
A very informative video my friend.
Thank you, very kind😀
Another great update Tony. Hope the Showa makes a full recovery.
Thank you David, Showa's and Sanki's just do not like cold, and they become suseptable to in fections, I will probably have to repeat this.
So beautiful watching them underwater Tony! Hope your showa heals quickly. 🙏🏻🤗
Thank you 😃
Good update Tony, good to see how you do treatments. Hope the showa recovers well 👍🏼👌🏼
Cheers, today the Showa is already looking a little better, though I doubt the dorsal will grow back, as it is gone right down to body in that spot😀
Good job Tony, was worried about that 5 ltrs of mallakite with no lid on getting knock over
Yes I know what you’re saying, I nearly knocked the camera in the pound, I will figure something else out next time, I am too old to do it on the ground.
Good job hope it makes a speedy recovery
Thank you
Good one Tony hope you get the showa healed 👍👍🚀🚀
Already looking better Dave
Great video mate 👍, it's a eye opener for me with the mallakite green, I'll definitely use that when I need to.
It is a good bacteria treatment
when returning the fish to the pond hold the koi over a air stone to help bring it back
It was held over the air from bottom drain
Hi Tony,
A other great update on the fish hopefully the treatment will clear things up for you mate is there any up on the mug front I did email you with my details mate.
Steve
Hi Steve, Could you send again please, I do not seem to have received it. anthonymorris54@icloud.com
Tony you shouldn't put sedate in the water before taking a scrape as it will Immobilise any parasites or the will simply leave the host. You say you found a fluke that wasn't moving, this could possibly be due to the sedation. I wouldn't imagine the damage will heal properly especially without your intervention and heat.
I hear what your saying, but the fish bearly hit the water when I did the scrap, yes one imobile fluke, probably not moving due to the cold, no the dorsal will not repair itself, it had gone from the body up, with a small ulcer under it, shame but that is how it goes, still a nice Koi😀
Hi Tony sorry mate I thought I was Subscribed to your channel ( I am now) thanks for sharing very interesting mate 👍
Thank you, CZcams keeps removing the odd sub, goons knows why, I will check I am subbed to you
Yes, still subbed to you😀
Great video Tony and hope the Showa heals up well mate….. 🤞🏼 🙏
Already looking better
@@FARMOORKOI Excellent Tony…… 👏🏼 👍🏼
Hope he heals fast bud great job 👍
Thanks Jamie
hope its better soon buddy. great work
Cheers Sharpy😀
Hopefully that treatment will work. Best of luck. Love to underwater footage. They all look so beautiful ❤️
I hope so to, I will probably have to treat a few more times😀
@@FARMOORKOI just happy they are with someone who knows how to help them. That whole process can be quite intimidating.
Thank you, yes it can, I have been topically treating for many years, but it still makes me nervous, but it should stop the infection@@sweetkoiyo
@@FARMOORKOI I'm sure it will. They always look so happy and healthy. Great way to be if something like this happens. I'm sure they're going to be feeling great again in no time. I absolutely love your underwater footage. They all have beautiful bodies, and color for shooting a side view. I could watch yours all day. Not kidding. Some just are not that attractive when viewed from the side. Luckily for you, you picked the right ones for top, and side viewing, since you do underwater footage. 👍 Win, win for us viewers. 🤗
Thank you, you are very kind😀@@sweetkoiyo
I’ve hade exactly the same happen to on of my doitsu ochiba
Sorry to hear this Frank
Nice job 👏👏
I hope the recovery with treatment you done it
How many litres is your pond ?
Thank you, very kind, the pond is 22000 litres😀
Believe me when your Koi start dying from infections you’ll try anything to save them.
Yes thats right😀