Treatment methods for parrot fish that turn over but survive:

1. Keep them alone. You need to take out the parrot fish that has turned belly up immediately, put it in a small fish tank, then control the temperature to about 30 degrees, and start raising it with oxygen.

2. Rinse the fish scales. Sometimes the parrot fish lacks oxygen in the water, causing the parrot fish to lose consciousness, and the parrot fish will also turn its belly upward. At this time, the parrot fish needs to be rinsed with clean water to keep the parrot fish awake.

3. Control water level. When the belly of the parrot fish is facing up, it may be caused by the water level being too deep. At this time, the water level in which the parrot fish is kept needs to be controlled. It is enough to submerge four-fifths of the fish tank to maintain a balanced water quality.

4. Sterilization and sterilization. You need to prepare a certain amount of coarse salt, preferably one thousandth the volume of salt in the fish tank, but not too much, otherwise the parrot fish will be dangerous. After adding coarse salt, the water temperature needs to be slowly increased to 31 degrees to inhibit bacteria in the fish tank.

5. Regulate the intestines and stomach. When the parrot fish suffers from gastroenteritis, you need to stop feeding the parrot fish and feed the parrot fish special medicine. After the parrot fish gradually gets better with its belly facing up, you can feed it easy-to-digest food.