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i think b4 the gill curl is cure in this way....the aro will suffered many broken fins
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cool info u got there.. learn something new again.. thanks bro..
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Is very hard for me to picture out how a strong & healthy aros will let u massage it and stay still during the massage .I think there are many better ways to cure than this foolish act might it may cost further damage to fish. Hard to even hold fish not to say massage fishes get stress wn gill is touch the most important breathing organ in the end the fish jump & even before massage over !Fish game over .
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i'm in a hotel room now n just finish my massage session. it feels good...
![]() ![]() anyway, thanks for sharing bro rumraisin. i think this method will be my last choice after trying other easier method without success to cure gill curl... ![]() |
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Bro Rumraisin and AF Bros, thanks for the great sharing!
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its worth a try if ur aro is small and u can still manage it with ur hands. imagine the aro is abt 18" and above, the strength of it can even crack a tank. always rem, we are at land, they are in water, and water is their territory, we will never know or be able to judge its capability coz we dun live in water. this is wat we call nature.
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PLS DUN TRY TIS AT HOME if u r not sure........
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