<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10200692#post10200692 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by drummereef
Travis L. Stevens, where are you our dedicated RC interpreter!
I went home for the weekend. I can't be at work all the time :lmao:
I thought that I would check in on our English-Challenged friend to make sure he/she is getting the help he/she needs, and I found this thread.
The fish has the ear? My family has a fish, my his side continuously
calls again! Response ! ! !
Translates back into Traditional Chinese/Taiwanese
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Which translates to...... I'm not sure. It's not a latin based language. On the other hand, I think someone has already translated the best I could do. If I had to guess a translation, it would be:
My fish has an infection, and is flashing his sides. Please respond
Thanks goes out to the person who found out that Pelyu was Taiwanese.
Peylu
English
This seems like your fish has an infection of
Cryptocaryon irritans; also named Marine Ich. You will want to seperate the fish in to a different aquarium and proceed by treating the aquarium and fish with copper, hyposalinity (water with little salt [1.009]), or any other methods you can find locally. Good luck.
Traditional Chinese/Taiwanese (Direct Translation)
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