Do my fish have ich?

[wasabi bean]

I recently added two new fish around a month ago and all was looking fine, my light desynced from wifi so my lights only just turned on now, so cant tell whether the white spots on my wrasse is ich or just its mucus sack as it seems like it has a but of a slime coat as well can anyone tell, there are also some small white dots on my other fish

 

[wasabi bean]

Here are pictures of the wrasse

 

[Subsea]

Try picture with white light.

 

[wasabi bean]

Here are some more but he is just so fast

 

[Subsea]

I don’t know what a mucus sack looks like.

Ich, also known as white spot disease, in fish is characterized by small, white spots resembling salt crystals on the body and gills. Affected fish may also exhibit behavioral changes like flashing (rubbing against objects), hiding, and lethargy, as well as respiratory distress and loss of appetite

 

[Jay Hemdal Verified Community Expert]

Here are some more but he is just so dam fast

Very often, diagnosis from visible clues just isn't possible. I can see the white mucus spots you are describing. Those can be caused by ich, but can also be caused by flukes. Do you see any white spots on the clear portions of the fins? If so, that points to ich over flukes.

 

[wasabi bean]

Some of the spots are on the fins, i have set up a quarantine tank and have copper treatment arriving but for now i have some oodinex from the lfs to at least get some treatment to begin with as i don’t want to just leave it

 

[Jay Hemdal Verified Community Expert]

Some of the spots are on the fins, i have set up a quarantine tank and have copper treatment arriving but for now i have some oodinex from the lfs to at least get some treatment to begin with as i don’t want to just leave it

Oodinex doesn’t really work well against ich, how long until the copper arrives and what brand and what test kit do you have?

 

[winxp_man]

Have to ask. How is the wrasse swimming and breathing? Is he eating just fine? Any tank aggression? Tank parameters all good?

What I know having had a Naoko is they are finicky fish to keep.