for the sinking head of arowana? There are many reasons for the sinking head of arowana, some of which are due to the great pressure in transportation, resulting in the loss of balance of the head of arowana, causing the sinking head. It is also possible that the water temperature is too low or the temperature difference is too large to cause sudden sinking. It may also be caused by too much water or by a violent impact after being frightened. Or because of the disease caused by the heavy head, the common disease is enteritis or ascites. There are also congenital swim bladder imbalances that breeders need to treat according to different conditions.
Whether arowana sink its head to heal itself depends on the cause of sinking its head.
If the head or body is squeezed during transportation, the breeder only needs to lower the water level to recover.
If the water temperature is too low or the temperature difference is too large, it can also heal itself. But in the process of recovery, the breeder needs to keep the water temperature constant.
If the environment fluctuates too much, it can also heal itself. Keepers keep the environment stable and add bactericidal drugs, and the arowana can recover by itself.
If it is caused by the disease, you need to treat the disease first. This situation depends on the severity of the disease. Generally, you can recover by yourself, but when the disease is serious, you may not be able to heal yourself.
If it is congenital, it will not recover under normal circumstances. Because this kind of congenital imbalance disease is very difficult to recover even if it is treated by the day after tomorrow, it is even more impossible for the arowana to recover by itself.
