why would a fish gill have a brown color?
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Branchiomycosis affects the fish's gills by causing them to become mottled, or blotchy in appearance due to the dying tissue. For this reason it is also known as "gill rot." There may also be traces of gray on the surface of the skin. The infection begins in the gills and, if not interrupted, spreads out to the skin
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