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I can’t tell if this is Brook, ich or velvet. Fish seem to be swimming fine, eating well, and breathing fine. I first noticed a few salt like grains on one clownfish 5 days ago and started treating with ruby reef. Now a second clownfish and damasl have the same thing.






 
I can’t tell if this is Brook, ich or velvet. Fish seem to be swimming fine, eating well, and breathing fine. I first noticed a few salt like grains on one clownfish 5 days ago and started treating with ruby reef. Now a second clownfish and damasl have the same thing.






 
I can’t tell if this is Brook, ich or velvet. Fish seem to be swimming fine, eating well, and breathing fine. I first noticed a few salt like grains on one clownfish 5 days ago and started treating with ruby reef. Now a second clownfish and damasl have the same thing.
May be ich or secondary lesions but will need opictures using bright white light intensity, no blue to confirm
 
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