Blue tang not leaving rocks seems to have something on her

[callen.haines]

She was completely fine yesterday now today won’t come out hard to get a good picture but should i dose api ick cure? i also have rally and 37% liquid formaldehyde

 

[Jay Hemdal]

That isn't ich, at least it isn't showing in those photos. We really need clearer pics. A short video, posted to YouTube sometimes works better. We also need more history on the fish and the tank. This post explains all that:

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/s...sease-treatment-and-diagnosis-section.775547/

Jay

 

[callen.haines]

Ive tried to see if I could get her out of the rocks, no luck so far, its not showing on any other fish that I can see either

 

[callen.haines]

She came out and ate, no sign of the yellow coris wrasse i added a couple days ago when i fed though and seemed to have interesting sorta look to it’s skin but i searched it up and some other people had similar concern but it was fine supposedly

 

[Jay Hemdal]

She came out and ate, no sign of the yellow coris wrasse i added a couple days ago when i fed though and seemed to have interesting sorta look to it’s skin but i searched it up and some other people had similar concern but it was fine supposedly

Two fish missing is really worrisome. With this clearer picture, the tang could have ich or flukes. What other fish (if any) are in the tank? Do you have a treatment tank available?

Jay

 

[callen.haines]

I do not but I could go get one immediately, only one fishing that hasn't came out today, my yellow coris wrasse, other than that two clowns seem unaffected and the blue tang looks like that

 

[callen.haines]

LFS 15 minutes away from me

 

[waqas_01]

She came out and ate, no sign of the yellow coris wrasse i added a couple days ago when i fed though and seemed to have interesting sorta look to it’s skin but i searched it up and some other people had similar concern but it was fine supposedly

If you have a sand bed, i wouldn't worry too much about the wrasse. They go into hiding for a week or two when introduced to new tanks. They also sleep in the sand at night.

 

[callen.haines]

If you have a sand bed, i wouldn't worry too much about the wrasse. They go into hiding for a week or two when introduced to new tanks. They also sleep in the sand at night.

Two fish missing is really worrisome. With this clearer picture, the tang could have ich or flukes. What other fish (if any) are in the tank? Do you have a treatment tank available?

Jay

Hes been out and about for the last two days now and now that the blue tang is sick no where to be found

 

[callen.haines]

Two fish missing is really worrisome. With this clearer picture, the tang could have ich or flukes. What other fish (if any) are in the tank? Do you have a treatment tank available?

Jay

Also she is breathing really fast, should I just dose the ick cure into the dt

 

[vetteguy53081]

Also she is breathing really fast, should I just dose the ick cure into the dt

Confirm before throwing anything into tank which can help or have adverse effects- The power of qquarantining.
You may have to resort to removing rock a few seconds and snapping some pics of fish.3
Laying under a rock Not abnormal with hepatus tang but the behavior is

 

[callen.haines]

Confirm before throwing anything into tank which can help or have adverse effects- The power of qquarantining.
You may have to resort to removing rock a few seconds and snapping some pics of fish.3
Laying under a rock Not abnormal with hepatus tang but the behavior is not

just went and got a quarantine tank will get her in there and get some pictures

 

[callen.haines]

Confirm before throwing anything into tank which can help or have adverse effects- The power of qquarantining.
You may have to resort to removing rock a few seconds and snapping some pics of fish.3
Laying under a rock Not abnormal with hepatus tang but the behavior is not

Coris wrasse has appeared and looks completely fine

 

[MnFish1]

If the breathing is fast - It could suggest multiple (2-3) things - could you post a picture with the tang in the QT?

 

[callen.haines]

If the breathing is fast - It could suggest multiple (2-3) things - could you post a picture with the tang in the QT?

Yes attempting to get her out for MD right now QT setup with filter heater and ammonia alert

 

[callen.haines]

If the breathing is fast - It could suggest multiple (2-3) things - could you post a picture with the tang in the QT?

pulled the whole rock out and she didn't even react still trying to get her out though

 

[callen.haines]

If the breathing is fast - It could suggest multiple (2-3) things - could you post a picture with the tang in the QT?

 

[callen.haines]

If the breathing is fast - It could suggest multiple (2-3) things - could you post a picture with the tang in the QT?

Shes just laying down and not really even swimming not looking good all other fish look fine including the coris wrasse

 

[callen.haines]

Confirm before throwing anything into tank which can help or have adverse effects- The power of qquarantining.
You may have to resort to removing rock a few seconds and snapping some pics of fish.3
Laying under a rock Not abnormal with hepatus tang but the behavior is

 

[callen.haines]

Two fish missing is really worrisome. With this clearer picture, the tang could have ich or flukes. What other fish (if any) are in the tank? Do you have a treatment tank available?

Jay

If the breathing is fast - It could suggest multiple (2-3) things - could you post a picture with the tang in the QT?

this is also the weird sorta spots of film on the coris wrasse i was describing but from my understanding some people yellow coris wrasses just had this and it was fine