9x16 ft pond, 25 fish, one butterfly koi lies on bottom, jammed in rocks, then floats to skimmer. Other fish attack it; fins red/torn. Owner moved it to hospital tank.
Healthy fish don’t get bullied. The koi likely has parasites (flukes, trichodina) or bacterial infection causing lethargy. Flashing (rubbing) would confirm parasites.
References for parasite ID: wittestip3, Lernaea, koiziekten.
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