Boost your knowledge about Fish Management and Medicine by joining this online webinar organized by Fishology group (Students of Veterinary Medicine Year 3, Universiti Malaysia Kelantan), featuring popular Aquaculture Expert and 2 popular Aquatic Veterinarians from across the globe!
This webinars covers internal medicine, surgery as well as case studies that you don’t want to miss out, so REGISTER NOW before 2nd of June 2021!
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The live webinar will be held on following details: 🗓 Date: 3rd of June (Thursday) and 4th of June (Friday) of 2021 ⏰ Time: 8-10 pm (GMT +8) 🧑💻Platforms: Microsoft Teams
The Perth metropolitan area and the Peel regions have entered a 3-day lockdown effective until midnight on Monday. In addition, masks are mandatory in public.
Veterinary services are considered to be essential services and are able to remain open.
So if you require our mobile fish veterinary services, just give us a call.
With thanks to the Australian Veterinary Association, they have requested me to address this topic.
Overview
Buoyancy disorders are not uncommon in various fish species. Hyperbuoyancy (positively buoyant) leads to fish floating at the water surface, and hypobuoyancy (negatively buoyant) results in fish sinking to the tank floor. We explore the reasons that make fish float or sink, such as swim bladder disease, gut pathology and many other causes. The sequelae to such conditions can be acutely severe, and we open up discussion on the various methods to treat and prevent this condition.
THE FISH VET
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Mail: PO Box 5164, East Victoria Park, WA 6981, Australia.