Q: What do predatory fish eat for breakfast?
A: Pikelets!
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Fish Joke for Monday-itis: fastest fish
Q: what’s the fastest fish in the world?
A: A motor pike!
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Professional Photographs from WAVMA St Kitts Conference 2018
Check out the activities we got up to, at this site –
https://www.lkingphotography.com/wavma
Is your fish infected with Mycobacteria?
This video has been created with footage from over the last 20 years of practicing as a fish veterinarian, of the many variations in the way fish mycobacteriosis can present.
A chronic but sinister disease that is the great immitator of many other diseases. Importantly, it’s something that humans can potentially catch from their fish!
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Fish Joke for Monday-itis: holidays for oysters
Q: Where do oysters like hanging out?
A: In sea shells (Sechelles)!
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Fish Joke for Monday-itis: nationalities.
Q: How can you tell where fish come from?
A:
•American fish live in WATR.
•Australian fish live in WOTA.
•New Zealand fush live in WATER.
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Fish Joke for Monday-itis: dance dance dance!
Q: What style of dance are fish best at?
A: River dance!
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Fish Joke for Monday-itis: childish.
Q: What do you say to a childish glow fish?
A: Why don’t you glow up!
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NB: TFV is not associated with GloFish.
A good plan to help Darling River fish recover exists
Discover reasons why the fish kills have occurred and the measures that have been proposed to help
“the basin’s fish communities recover from where they are now, at 10% of pre-European levels (0% in some parts), back to 60% over 50 years.”
Another veterinarian joins The Fish Vet’s team.
The Fish Vet’s team is expanding, making more fish vets available to you.
Our newest recruit will service fish keepers in Sydney’s south and west, including Bankstown region.
Dr Aivee Huynh graduated with a Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) at the University of Sydney in 2017.
She is a small animal veterinarian based in Sydney, with a keen interest in aquatic medicine. She grew up with a Saratoga and spent her days fishing and snorkelling.
Aivee is a member of the World Aquatic Veterinary Medical Association (WAVMA) and her goal is to become a certified aquatic vet.
She is owned by a “catfish” called Vegemite.
Our other fish veterinarians are located in Perth (Welshpool), Melbourne (Brunswick), Canberra (Duffy) and Sydney (Gosford).
Download and keep a copy of our details in case of emergency – TFV Services and Fees 2019