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Hi -
With 30 years of experience, I'm unsure what this is. Possibly some variation of Koi Pox Virus. Pics below. Fish are starting to eat as water temps are now
55-59F depending. Acting healthy and no flashing etc. Water parameters are perfect. One koi had one, 2 years ago and wrote it off as harmless koi pox virus.
Last year it still had the same one. This year, 3 koi have them. One has 3, the other 2 and another just 1. I can easily eliminate 8 possibilities but not all.
Look familiar to anyone knowledgeable? Try to avoid anesthetizing, taking a slide and taking mic out. Thought possible doing a PP treatment but if I have to isolate it, I will. The small pink like pimples are pretty obvious. Koi are about 22-24" each. Only 3 out of 10 have this.
Thanks all ....
With 30 years of experience, I'm unsure what this is. Possibly some variation of Koi Pox Virus. Pics below. Fish are starting to eat as water temps are now
55-59F depending. Acting healthy and no flashing etc. Water parameters are perfect. One koi had one, 2 years ago and wrote it off as harmless koi pox virus.
Last year it still had the same one. This year, 3 koi have them. One has 3, the other 2 and another just 1. I can easily eliminate 8 possibilities but not all.
Look familiar to anyone knowledgeable? Try to avoid anesthetizing, taking a slide and taking mic out. Thought possible doing a PP treatment but if I have to isolate it, I will. The small pink like pimples are pretty obvious. Koi are about 22-24" each. Only 3 out of 10 have this.
Thanks all ....