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Leave the DT fallow for 6 weeks
Thanks a lot for all the info. I just ordered the Metronidazole, it will arrive tomorrow. As far as the treatment and my water: Ive been treating with Ich-x. So should I do a BIG water change before using the Metronidazole?From your pics/video, it looks like the surviving clownfish is still showing signs of brook. I would dose metro for a couple of weeks: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/metronidazole.298762/
Thanks a lot for all the info. I just ordered the Metronidazole, it will arrive tomorrow. As far as the treatment and my water: Ive been treating with Ich-x. So should I do a BIG water change before using the Metronidazole?
Metro won't be here until tomorrow. :/ I hope he makes it.
Edit: I just fed the QT with garlic and the Clown isnt eating. He looks worse imo.
The next question is, or obvious statement: I should keep the Goby and Wrasse in QT, right? And should I treat them with Metro?
Thank you, Humble Fish, you've been a big help. I appreciate it, truly.Yes & yes. They may not be showing symptoms, but one has to assume that they are carriers.
I found info online, that could have been Uronema. Regardless, I didn't have the correct meds in time.
Is it possible adding bacteria to quarantine tank (beneficial bacteria like seachem stability) could make our fish infected with bacteria?
No, because those products should only contain "good" nitrifying bacteria... not the harmful kind.
The reason I'm suspicious is I put 15 fish into qt to allow my dt to be fallow. They were all fat healthy fish except for mild chronic ich on regal and powder blue tang. 4 weeks into quarantine my regal tang and yellow tang look like the have brook. On top of that, the yellow tang has red areas that I think are bacterial. Thoughts?