I got chromis with uronema. Does anyone have any experience with treating chromis with this? I just pulled two out of my 55 and put them in a 40 since that's where I'm keeping all of my diseased fish. I got one chromis left in the 55 and some clowns, a firefish, a lawnmower blenny, and canary wrasse. I'm more concerned about these fish. I know chromis are more susceptible to this than most fish, but should I worry about the other fish? I know that this disease stays in your tank and is free floating and all, or at least I think that's what it is. Is there anything I should do for the still healthy fish in my 55 so that I can decrease their chances of getting it? I also have a chromis that died the other day going into a lab to get checked for other things like diseases or parasites. I ad an outbreak about a year ago when I started so I know it kills pretty fast, or at least did for me. So any thoughts on what to do, maybe what to treat with? I'd attach pictures, but I can't cause I don't have a way of doing that. I know it's uronema most likely though cause one has the red hemorrhaging spots and one looks like it's about to break out in those. Also, my canary wrasse has been brushing past and on the rocks an awful lot, but I can't see anything wrong with her. She's been doing this for a long while, maybe since I got her even, can't quite remember, but i did quarantine her and treated her with copper before she went in the tank. Like I said though, I can't see any visible signs of anything. I don't see no anchor worms or anything on the outside of her, so I'm trying to figure out if she's just doing that just cause or if something more is happening with her.