Abstract
Dropsy can be identified from loose scales from the body of a fish. Dropsy fish are having trouble swimming, breathe, and has a bulging belly. Bad water conditions can trigger Dropsy symptom in Koi fish. The method in this examination, make macroscopic observations that are compared with the literature and proceed by making histopathological preparations with daily routine staining which is then observed microscopically. Number of sample is one fish, sampling with a big population. The purpose of this study is to examine macroscopic and microscopic pathological conditions on fish with dropsy syndrome. The organs examined include the gills, skins, and kidney. Pathological changes that occur in these organs are hyperplasia, telangiectasia, dermatitis, and granuloma nephritis. The conclusion of this research, that Koi fish (Cyprinus carpio) positive suspect Dropsy Syndrome.
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