Copperband issues

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It's not looking good. Just laying on his side in other tank!
The freshwater dip may be the nail in the coffin I feel.
I'm worried it could be down to an illness and may spread to the other fish
 
If he is on his side, it's unlikely he will recover. If anything comes off in a freshwater dip it will tell you why he didn't make it and what is in your dt.
 
True. I'll give it till morning and then do one, he has loads of white on him now. Not spots but looks like he has lost a lot of color in patches
That sounds like velvet or a bacterial infection.
 
That sounds like velvet or a bacterial infection.
Yeah just done some reading online about velvet and I'm dreading the other fish getting it. I can't see any signs of it with the others, considering the copperband has not been right for a few days,should any of the other fish be showing any signs
 
Yeah just done some reading online about velvet and I'm dreading the other fish getting it. I can't see any signs of it with the others, considering the copperband has not been right for a few days,should any of the other fish be showing any signs
Possibly. It is possible your existing fish have developed a working resistence to it and wouldn't show signs unless their immune system got compromised.
 
Possibly. It is possible your existing fish have developed a working resistence to it and wouldn't show signs unless their immune system got compromised.
Fingers crossed I'm all good then. Going to spend the next few days buying more equipment for my spare tank. Felt very unprepared today trying to set it up
 
He didn’t make it though the night. I’ve taken a photo to see if anyone can id the cause of this, as you can see in the picture the marks on his body has significantly changed since the last photo I took on Tuesday.
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