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Arowana upright what reason, how to save

Anyuan
Practicing veterinary physician
Keep the water temperature constant: It is possible that the arowana stands upright because the water temperature is too low and cold water irritates them. Breeders need to use heating rods to keep the water temperature in a stable range. Change water immediately: It may also be caused by poor water quality. Breeders need to change water immediately and turn on the filter. Lower the water level: It may also be caused by fish imbalance. Breeders need to lower the water level first, then fix their bodies with splints, and finally explode oxygen.
Arowana upright what reason, how to save 1. Keep the water temperature constant

1. Reason: Arowana may stand upright because the water temperature is too low, and they cannot accept too low water temperature. If they are cultured in cold water, they will be stimulated and cause them to have stress reaction.

2. Rescue: Breeders need to use heating rods to keep the water temperature between 28-30 ℃. As long as the water temperature is constant, they can recover soon.

2. Change water immediately

1. Reason: Arowana upright may be caused by poor water quality, and they also have high requirements for water quality. If there are too many impurities and garbage in the living water, they will stand upright.

2. Rescue: Breeders need to change water immediately to slow down the deterioration of water quality. The filter should also be turned on to clean up the feces and food residues in the water, so as to slow down the deterioration of water quality.

3. Lower water level

1. Reason: Arowana upright may also be caused by imbalance of fish body, mainly due to too large temperature difference or air squeezing into swim bladder.

2. Rescue: Breeders need to lower the water level immediately to avoid them being upright all the time. They should also fix their bodies with splints, or tie heavy objects on both sides. Finally, turn on the oxygen pump to ensure sufficient oxygen in the water. Wait for the arowana to recover on its own.

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