Hexamita
Genus of parasitic flagellates, some species of which inhabit the intestines of fishes. May cause head and lateral line erosion.
Ichthyological terms, not general ones.
Genus of parasitic flagellates, some species of which inhabit the intestines of fishes. May cause head and lateral line erosion.
Genus of parasitic dinoflagellates occurring in marine and freshwater fishes and sometimes referred to as Piscinoodinium or 'velvet disease'.
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Generic term applied to numerous non-parasitic flatworms of the class Turbellaria. Also a genus within that class, Planaria. Various species occur in aquaria where they're most often associated with accumulation of uneaten food or organic material and normally considered pests.
Antihelmintic medication used to treat parasitic flatworm infestations.
Period of isolation, often enforced post-import or purchase of new fish(es) in aquaria, in order to prevent transmission of pathogens or parasites.
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A substance administered in order to rid an animal of parasitic worms.