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Sorry to hear.Hi all both of my two clowns dead in the last two days I don’t think sting could kill my fish so quick. I’m sure there should be a parasite. Now I’m in the fishless phase for my tank. How long should I wait to make sure I kill all the parasite . And should I do some after change the water is kind of cloudy now. Do I dose any addictive to help clean the water? Seems like all my invertebrates are fine( peppermint shrimp, hermit crab, snail) but I’ll double check tonight.
Do you mean it’s tricky for them to live through those 90 days? I also had some corals in it. Do I need to feed them to keep up the nutrients?So
Sorry to hear.
Normally a safe 90 day fallow period for any disease.
Tricky with other orgsnisms in the tank.
Keep an eye on the nutrients.
As mentioned, FW dip will stress them further. If the organisms looked like sesame seeds or fish scales- Those would be flukes.Before they died, I did a FW bath for 5 mins and saw three or four pieces of small flasks not sure if they were the parasite. And then it’s on the first dose of prazipro treatment.
The coral has a harder time without waste from fish.Do you mean it’s tricky for them to live through those 90 days? I also had some corals in it. Do I need to feed them to keep up the nutrients?
I’ll try to feed my invertebrates and generate some waste and feed corals with reef roid too.The coral has a harder time without waste from fish.
Keep the tank fed and no new additions for 90 days and you will be disease free for the most part
I don’t have the other side now and I already buried the small one here is a photo when I first noticed those black dots
The one closest to the tail looks like a sore/defect in the skin. Possibly from some parasite. Do you have other full body images of both fish for both sides of the fish? This may be helpful.
Yeah I agree the picture OP just posted looks like clownfish hypermelanization but what about the post-mortem picture, doesn't that spot close to the tail look more like a lesion and not just pigmentation?The black dots are stings from the host coral, something else killed the fish.
Could you see anything from the gill that's concerning?Yeah I agree the picture OP just posted looks like clownfish hypermelanization but what about the post-mortem picture, doesn't that spot close to the tail look more like a lesion and not just pigmentation?
I am not an expert and am not familiar with gill pathologies.Could you see anything from the grill that's concerning?
It might be, but it’s hard to say.Yeah I agree the picture OP just posted looks like clownfish hypermelanization but what about the post-mortem picture, doesn't that spot close to the tail look more like a lesion and not just pigmentation?