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Bacterial Infections (Aeromonas) in Fish

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Depending on the type of Aeromonas bacteria the fish has, the veterinarian will prescribe medication to eliminate the infection -- usually antibiotics. This medication can either be injected into the fish or added to the fish's water.

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