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homeopathy- not common experience

Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 12:06 pm
by Iris
Dear All , just want to share little experience and looking for further advise if possible.
There were some posts regarding homeopathy in plantal treatment . Yesterday I had to face some unusual application for homeo treatment - or should I say no other choice ? My rather big 150 liters fish tank has only few fishes but big ones ( 30 sm long) . I do not know the English name for them (not the gold fish). May be due to natural behavior or some other reasons - yesterday fish started to eat one of the same kind ( the fish is not diseased and they do not seem to be in a mating period ). Poor thing has only 2 broken fins left now, big torn wounds on the sides and half of the mouth is missing , . Yesterday wounds were oozing blood and it was not moving , but breathing and I of course kept it separate . Called the vet and the only answer was- to throw the fish away ( easier of course ) . Well I added a few drops of Calendula MT in water (4-5 for 2 liters ) and then bathed the fish there for 30 min - repeated the procedure 3 times . Unbelievable but it started to move and made a circle in a separate tank! Blood stopped and it seemed more or less for the situation cheerful.
For the night I dissolved 2 granules of Ledum in water where the fish stayed . In the morning he is still alive and moving around more . Hard to control if it ate or not , but the wounds seem to close up a bit.
Any ideas of what can be done next??
Kind regards to all
Irina
PG student BIHom
Moscow
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Re: homeopathy- not common experience

Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 2:46 pm
by Tanya Marquette
great story. what of the other fish who did the attacking? have you thought of a rx for their
behavior? have you done any research on this species and what controls behavior with them?

you might watch the wounded fish for shock reactions and think arnica, perhaps.

tanya

Re: homeopathy- not common experience

Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 10:12 pm
by Howard A Asinoff
WoW! Good Work Iris!!!
May I sugggest Staphysagria for the injured fish to be followed up with
Symphytum and Sepia for the aggressor fish.
Grace & Peace,
Howard :)

On Wed, 4 Feb 2004 14:16:35 +0300 "Iris" writes:

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