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In a 60g tank that I cycled for 10 weeks with live rock, I have 2 zebra angels, 1 emperor, 1 lyretail, and 2 clowns. All the fish went through TTM and even formalin baths when I first received them. The clowns and lyretail ive had for over 4 months and the angels for about 6 weeks.
This tank is one of my QT's before I add the fish to DT which is currently sitting fallow.
Hold and behold, the zebras, emperors, and lyretail were all scratching like crazy yesterday. I havent seen any other symptoms (not a single white spot, not swimming towards powerheads, not avoiding light, not heaving breathing, not lethargic, appetite still good - pellets, frozen, etc).
Performed freshwater dips on the lyretail and emperor yesterday in a black bucket but couldnt tell if flukes came off. After about 3 min, I noticed some white things in the bucket but im not sure if those were there beforehand.
Added prazipro again yesterday but this fish have already gone two rounds of prazi during their TTM.
At this point, Im not sure what it is. Im guessing its not ich or velvet but who knows.
Just keep observing and see if any other symptoms arise?
Help @Humblefish, @melypr1985
This tank is one of my QT's before I add the fish to DT which is currently sitting fallow.
Hold and behold, the zebras, emperors, and lyretail were all scratching like crazy yesterday. I havent seen any other symptoms (not a single white spot, not swimming towards powerheads, not avoiding light, not heaving breathing, not lethargic, appetite still good - pellets, frozen, etc).
Performed freshwater dips on the lyretail and emperor yesterday in a black bucket but couldnt tell if flukes came off. After about 3 min, I noticed some white things in the bucket but im not sure if those were there beforehand.
Added prazipro again yesterday but this fish have already gone two rounds of prazi during their TTM.
At this point, Im not sure what it is. Im guessing its not ich or velvet but who knows.
Just keep observing and see if any other symptoms arise?
Help @Humblefish, @melypr1985