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Originally Posted by hypersushi2
To date, I have bought 8 Balloon Rams, one even costing me RM7 (most were around the RM3 to 3.50 range). I suppose all are local variety. None have lasted me more than a year and the last surviving one is recovering from HiTH disease but popeye is appearing now... I bought 3 new ones to replace the ones I lost but they mysteriously died one after another in the quarantine tank after two weeks of purchase (No, I didn't mix sick fishes with the new ones). I love the coloration of the rams but the way they die so easily is making me very fed up....should I just give up on the local ones? Is there any technique to keep them? Has anyone successfully kept local rams for long? Is it because most of them are already having internal bacteria? So I need to detoxify them and also bomb Pottassium Permaganate on them before releasing to the main tank? Any advice appreciated...
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it's not the inherent genetic weakness of the fishes. Its how u reared them as a fish keeper.
do u know that arowanas are very hardy pre-historic fishes? they are highly resistant to diseases n sicknes but YET got one fellow can rear aros until die and guess what, DIE A FEW oredi. Long long time meet/hear one time, sure hear his aro die. Hehehehe he may also be reading this post hahahaha