Help: Two white spots on Decora

[Jay Hemdal Verified Community Expert]

Will try. I tried frozen rotifers and cyclops. They seem too small. But now, when I think about it... I do have seen at least one Threadfin picking pods up from the glass.

Rotifers are too small, but the red cyclops should be large enough.

 

[Bear22]

My Exquisita has scraped himself up on LR before and the lesions healed within a few days.

Food-wise, have your tried Rod's LRS nano? This is my guy's favorite food.

 

[martin.a]

Rotifers are too small, but the red cyclops should be large enough.

I tried cyclops again today, and they were much better received than previously. My error previously was offering them mixed with mysis. Fish went for the big prey ignoring the small. Cyclops dispersed before they were done with mysis.
This time I offered cyclops alone as a pre-breakfest. Fish seemed a bit annoyed by the amount of effort needed .
Thanks!

 

[martin.a]

My Exquisita has scraped himself up on LR before and the lesions healed within a few days.

Food-wise, have your tried Rod's LRS nano? This is my guy's favorite food.

I will give it a go. We don't have Rod's LRS nano in Australia, but there are a few mixes I can try.

 

[martin.a]

An update: Both spots disappeared within 2 days and no new spot showed since. So, hopefully they were abrasions, as suggested. No treatment of any kind applied. Fish acts normally. I keep monitoring.

Thank you everyone for the diagnoses and advices. Very appreciated!

Edit: Fish eats only frozen mysis. Actively spits out any flake or pellet I try to snick in with the mysis. It doesn't likes worms either. Clearly a Millennial...