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A sailfin has been with him the whole time (2 months). Today, I just added another patch of fishes - powder blue, brown tang, saddle puffer, foureye bufflerfly, and one bufferfly that I have yet to ID.
Looks like brown tang has ich (one white dot), I will see if cupramine will take care of that. Tomorrow I will start dosing kanaplex.
Can you ID this bufferfly fish please?
It is a Singapore AngelA sailfin has been with him the whole time (2 months). Today, I just added another patch of fishes - powder blue, brown tang, saddle puffer, foureye bufflerfly, and one bufferfly that I have yet to ID.
Looks like brown tang has ich (one white dot), I will see if cupramine will take care of that. Tomorrow I will start dosing kanaplex.
Can you ID this bufferfly fish please?
Fascinating. I’d disagree on the snail eggs. It looks like a lot of different egg types IMO.It sure looks like snail eggs attached to the fin / body.
It is what I would have done. I would still send the photos to Bob Fenner to see wha he had to say.I just took him out and popped and scratched the eggs by nail and rinsed him off then put him back in QT.
The QT has full dose cupramine constantly and he has been in there for more than 2 months already. Maybe it was some sort of eggs that was killed by cupramine and still attached to the body all this time.
I would assume he will heal up. If something happens to him or if I get a chance to take him out (to DT), I will take some close up pics to check out the wound if any.