Department of Defense, and must be consistent with the DoD legislative program. (2) Federal agencies. DUSD(I&E) is the sole interface with the Occupational Safety and. Health Administration (OSHA) national office for policy issues. (3) The public. d. Develops SOH recommendations for regulations and legislation.
Swim Bladder Disorder refers to issues affecting the swim bladder, rather than a single disease. Although most commonly seen in Goldfish and Bettas, it can strike virtually any species of fish.
Eating freeze-dried or dry flake food that expands when it becomes wet often leads to an enlarged stomach or intestine. 1  Low water temperature can slow the digestive process, which in turn can result in an enlarged intestine. The result is pressure on the swim bladder and potentially Swim Bladder Disorder. Less common causes of compression on the swim bladder are other organs becoming enlarged. Cysts in the kidneys, fatty deposits in the liver, or egg binding in female fish can result in sufficient enlargement to affect the swim bladder.