Pls help to save my Ranchu! - Page 2

JoBoLxxg · 19-06-2012, 08:09 PM

Ya, as mentioned by some experts here, the chances of surviving for SBP is very slim.
In the past, I hv 2 incidents but all up the lorry liao.
Presently, as bro Flying Ranchu said, hv separated it frm others and add salt wif airstone aeration to monitor the situation.

20-06-2012, 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by JoBoLxxg

Ya, as mentioned by some experts here, the chances of surviving for SBP is very slim.
In the past, I hv 2 incidents but all up the lorry liao.
Presently, as bro Flying Ranchu said, hv separated it frm others and add salt wif airstone aeration to monitor the situation.

Keep us updated on the recuperating progress of your ranchu Bro JoBoLxxg

Thanks

JoBoLxxg · 24-06-2012, 03:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Flying Ranchu

Keep us updated on the recuperating progress of your ranchu Bro JoBoLxxg

Thanks

After few days of rescue & preventive measures to save my poor ranchu, it has finally pass on after suffering frm SBP.

I am really feeling down that I can't any way to save it. haiz

wingwa77 · 24-06-2012, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by JoBoLxxg

After few days of rescue & preventive measures to save my poor ranchu, it has finally pass on after suffering frm SBP.

I am really feeling down that I can't any way to save it. haiz

condolences, may it rip. but on the bright side can go lfs and hunt for some new cute goldfish

JoBoLxxg · 24-06-2012, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by wingwa77

condolences, may it rip. but on the bright side can go lfs and hunt for some new cute goldfish

Ya, bro winga77 u r right! can start hunt for replacement now.

25-06-2012, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by JoBoLxxg

After few days of rescue & preventive measures to save my poor ranchu, it has finally pass on after suffering frm SBP.

I am really feeling down that I can't any way to save it. haiz

Hi Bro JoBoLxxg,

Sad to learn of this unfortunate incident. Do not give up as I also had suffered losses during my fishkeeping learning journey.

Am sure there is a beautiful & healthy one waiting for you to bring back to your aquarium in your next LFS visit

JoBoLxxg · 25-06-2012, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Flying Ranchu

Hi Bro JoBoLxxg,

Sad to learn of this unfortunate incident. Do not give up as I also had suffered losses during my fishkeeping learning journey.

Am sure there is a beautiful & healthy one waiting for you to bring back to your aquarium in your next LFS visit

Thanks for your encouragement... bro Flying Ranchu.
I am oso looking forward to find a beautiful one.

26-06-2012, 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by JoBoLxxg

Thanks for your encouragement... bro Flying Ranchu.
I am oso looking forward to find a beautiful one.

Look forward to your posting of your new arrival.

28-06-2012, 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by JoBoLxxg

After few days of rescue & preventive measures to save my poor ranchu, it has finally pass on after suffering frm SBP.

I am really feeling down that I can't any way to save it. haiz

It's part and parcel of fish keeping. Hope you got over it now....sorry to hear about your lose.

JoBoLxxg · 30-06-2012, 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by goalkeeper

It's part and parcel of fish keeping. Hope you got over it now....sorry to hear about your lose.

Thanks for your condolence bro.
Ya, u r right, is oso part of the learning curve in this hobby and we will b concern how we feed and the condition of the water.

19-06-2012, 08:09 PM	#11
JoBoLxxg Arofanatic Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 174	Ya, as mentioned by some experts here, the chances of surviving for SBP is very slim. In the past, I hv 2 incidents but all up the lorry liao. Presently, as bro Flying Ranchu said, hv separated it frm others and add salt wif airstone aeration to monitor the situation.

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