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Our aquarium lab recently received a white croaker collected through a field fish survey in an otter trawl. The trawl accidentally hit a mud patch and several of the fish were injured. The croaker appears to have swim bladder issues, and I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions. Thanks!
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Our aquarium lab recently received a white croaker collected through a field fish survey in an otter trawl. The trawl accidentally hit a mud patch and several of the fish were injured. The croaker appears to have swim bladder issues, and I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions. Thanks!
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