Holy!

[Charlie_11278]

I noticed that one of my yellow tail damsels was purple I thought it looked cool(kinda like a purple tang) I got closer to observe it then I seen that it was missing a piece it looks like a fish took a bite. The only fish that I've seen aggressive is a white striped damsel ( I have two but only one is aggressive)

Will it heal? [emoji51]

 

[Crabs McJones]

I would take the damsel out as soon as possible and into a qt tank. Run antibiotics to keep it from becoming infected and hope for the best

 

[Charlie_11278]

I would take the damsel out as soon as possible and into a qt tank. Run antibiotics to keep it from becoming infected and hope for the best

Will do thank you

 

[Charlie_11278]

I would take the damsel out as soon as possible and into a qt tank. Run antibiotics to keep it from becoming infected and hope for the best

Will do thank you

 

[vetteguy53081]

Isolate it and treat with both stress coat and melafix (both liquids), Thats' half the battle as once healed you will have to return it to tank Or eliminate the 3 striped damsel

 

[theMeat]

I would take the damsels out as soon as possible, and over to the nearest toilet

 

[vetteguy53081]

I would take the damsels out as soon as possible, and over to the nearest toilet

I would take the damsels out as soon as possible, and over to the nearest toilet

Sound advice- NOT

 

[Charlie_11278]

Isolate it and treat with both stress coat and melafix (both liquids), Thats' half the battle as once healed you will have to return it to tank Or eliminate the 3 striped damsel

Ok great

 

[Charlie_11278]

I would take the damsels out as soon as possible, and over to the nearest toilet

If this was freshwater I would've fed it to my oscar

 

[Ultra Aquatics]

I have two of those striped damsels and man are they aggressive. Any time I stick my hand in the tank they are attacking it!

 

[Rcpilot]

I rescued a striped damsel once. A guy had used the fish to cycle the tank, and then couldn't catch it for years. He kept adding new fish to this very large 300++ gallons tank, but the little striped damsel terrorized everyone. The guy finally caught the fish and posted an ad on craigslist for a free damsel. He was threatening to flush it by sundown. I was only 4 or 5 miles away and needed a fish for a frag tank. He was to be the only inhabitant, besides the frags. He lived in there a couple years before I gave him away to somebody else with a frag tank and no other fish. He was an aggressive little bugger. Always trying to bite me. As many of you know, when you have a frag tank, you're hands are in the tank a lot.

 

[Charlie_11278]

I rescued a striped damsel once. A guy had used the fish to cycle the tank, and then couldn't catch it for years. He kept adding new fish to this very large 300++ gallons tank, but the little striped damsel terrorized everyone. The guy finally caught the fish and posted an ad on craigslist for a free damsel. He was threatening to flush it by sundown. I was only 4 or 5 miles away and needed a fish for a frag tank. He was to be the only inhabitant, besides the frags. He lived in there a couple years before I gave him away to somebody else with a frag tank and no other fish. He was an aggressive little bugger. Always trying to bite me. As many of you know, when you have a frag tank, you're hands are in the tank a lot.

dang lol luckily only one of them is an ******