Black moor goldfish should not be kept in a tank with other highly competitive feeding fish. Because of the size and location of the eyes, the black moor is unable to see very well, which hinders its ability to compete for food.
MINOR TRANQUILIZER/ANTI-ANXIETY DRUGS. Among the most widely used psychiatric drugs are the ones called minor tranquilizers, including Valium, Librium, Xanax, and Halcion. Doctors who prescribe them say they have calming, anti-anxiety, panic-suppressing effects or are useful as sleeping pills.
Many drugs have been associated with the type-1 ECG and/or with arrhythmias in Brugada syndrome patients. We have divided these drugs into four lists (together with the available evidence in the literature and a recommendation from the BrugadaDrugs.org Advisory Board) : 1  Red list: drugs that should be avoided by Brugada syndrome patients. 2  Orange list: drugs that preferably should be avoided by Brugada syndrome patients.