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Hey everyone,
I have a 5 foot by 2 foot frag tank water volume of about 125
my stock list is only 7 fish
2 clowns
1 cleaner wrasse
1 baby mandarin
1 damsel
1 white tail bristletooth
1 purple tang
something I’ve noticed periodically is this white scrap by the looks of it on my white tails head
It usually is something that happens over night or throughout the day and there isn’t any sort of indication it’s going to happen
My assumption is that HLLE doesn’t just instantaneously happen and there is some sort of indication of a slow rot. Where With this ill go to work then come home and all of a sudden he has a scrape on his head or I’ll check them before I go to bed then wake up and bam scrape on head then it usually goes away after it heals
He eats lots of mysis and gets nori every single day and the mysis is vitamin soaked so I don’t think it’s dietary. As of last night I took out my carbon in case that was why please see the pics below. Any advice would be greatly appreciated thank you!
I have a 5 foot by 2 foot frag tank water volume of about 125
my stock list is only 7 fish
2 clowns
1 cleaner wrasse
1 baby mandarin
1 damsel
1 white tail bristletooth
1 purple tang
something I’ve noticed periodically is this white scrap by the looks of it on my white tails head
It usually is something that happens over night or throughout the day and there isn’t any sort of indication it’s going to happen
My assumption is that HLLE doesn’t just instantaneously happen and there is some sort of indication of a slow rot. Where With this ill go to work then come home and all of a sudden he has a scrape on his head or I’ll check them before I go to bed then wake up and bam scrape on head then it usually goes away after it heals
He eats lots of mysis and gets nori every single day and the mysis is vitamin soaked so I don’t think it’s dietary. As of last night I took out my carbon in case that was why please see the pics below. Any advice would be greatly appreciated thank you!