Gill Flukes?

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Could this be gill flukes? I've had the goby for about two weeks. It is the only fish in the tank. I noticed the gill was a bit pale and puffy when I unpacked it but hoped it was just an injury or shipping stress. The eye above the affected gill seems to have a semitransparent spot on it but I can't get a good look. It doesn't show up on pictures. Any help is appreciated.



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Could this be gill flukes? I've had the goby for about two weeks. It is the only fish in the tank. I noticed the gill was a bit pale and puffy when I unpacked it but hoped it was just an injury or shipping stress. The eye above the affected gill seems to have a semitransparent spot on it but I can't get a good look. It doesn't show up on pictures. Any help is appreciated.



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Both eyes have ulcers, not sure of the cause of that. Gill swelling like that isn't normally a sign of flukes, but can be a sign of copepod gill parasites.

Is the fish feeding normally?
 
Could this be gill flukes? I've had the goby for about two weeks. It is the only fish in the tank. I noticed the gill was a bit pale and puffy when I unpacked it but hoped it was just an injury or shipping stress. The eye above the affected gill seems to have a semitransparent spot on it but I can't get a good look. It doesn't show up on pictures. Any help is appreciated.



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This is not flukes but rather a sign of infection which will require treatment in a separate tank using Seachem Neoplex
 

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