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I have seen some mucus shedding and respiration is normal for now.Looks more like ich to me. Do you see mucus and very rapid breathing? These characteristics are common with velvet. Both are treated the same. A QT with copper for 30 days (see link below), and keep the DT fallow(fishless) for 6 to 8 weeks.
Normal respiration points more to ich. All fish should be treatedI have seen some mucus shedding and respiration is normal for now.
Thank you.Normal respiration points more to ich. All fish should be treated
Pic a little dark but mucus spots suggest cryptocaryon (marine ich)
Eating, breathing, and swimming are all normal.Pic a little dark but mucus spots suggest cryptocaryon (marine ich)
Need clearer pic under white lighting to confirm and recommend treatment
Is fish eating?
Is it breathing rapid or normal?
Is it swimming in front of power heads?
I was able to view this on a larger screen and convinced not velvet but marine ich. Quarantine tank necessary as is treatment using either copper ower or coppersafe at therapuetic level 2.25-2.5 for a FULL 30 days and monitored with a reliable copper test kit such as Hanna brand- not Api. Additionally monitor ammonia with reliable kit and increase oxygen with air stone. The concern I have is your display tank as the occupants within are exposed to ich and the display tank will have to be fishless (fallow0 for a full 6-8 weeks to assure the trophants have gone thru their life cycle and have died off.Eating, breathing, and swimming are all normal.
Thank you.I was able to view this on a larger screen and convinced not velvet but marine ich. Quarantine tank necessary as is treatment using either copper ower or coppersafe at therapuetic level 2.25-2.5 for a FULL 30 days and monitored with a reliable copper test kit such as Hanna brand- not Api. Additionally monitor ammonia with reliable kit and increase oxygen with air stone. The concern I have is your display tank as the occupants within are exposed to ich and the display tank will have to be fishless (fallow0 for a full 6-8 weeks to assure the trophants have gone thru their life cycle and have died off.