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Ich (White Spot) bei Fischen: Vorbeugen und behandeln

 Ich (White Spot) bei Fischen: Vorbeugen und behandeln

„Ich“ ist die umgangssprachliche Bezeichnung für die Weißpünktchenkrankheit bei Süß- und Meerwasserfischen. Verursacht wird sie durch einzellige Parasiten (meist Ichthyophthirius multifiliis im Süßwasser), die sich schnell vermehren und ganze Bestände gefährden können, wenn nicht konsequent gehandelt wird.

Typisch sind kleine weiße Punkte auf Haut und Flossen, begleitet von auffälliger Scheuerbewegung, angelegten Flossen, Atemnot und rascher Abmagerung. Besonders ... Read more »

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