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Well, this is a pretty crummy day. Doing my weekly water change and water tests, and after my WC, I notice this on my kole tang:
Now, here's the story. This kole tang was introduced, along with a purple, yellow, and desjardinii last Friday. I purchased the 4 tangs from tsm aquatics online due to their repitation selling quarantined healthy fish. I STILL went and did the safety stop for 45 minutes in each dip before adding them in. All other fish were established and healthy, and I've only added two small corals since the fish went in.
I went and started inspecting at this point, and found a single small white speck on my tomini tang--that I wrote off as who knows, because it was so small, but then I turned to my purple tang, and...well, crap.
Tough to see in the pic but he has just a few spots, about 4 on his side and 3 on his tail. Can you confirm this is ich?
Also, what is up with that kole tang? There are no spots or blemishes anywhere else on him. Just that one area that honestly looks like a scar right along his side. Any help is appreciated! Thanks so much!
#reefsquad
Now, here's the story. This kole tang was introduced, along with a purple, yellow, and desjardinii last Friday. I purchased the 4 tangs from tsm aquatics online due to their repitation selling quarantined healthy fish. I STILL went and did the safety stop for 45 minutes in each dip before adding them in. All other fish were established and healthy, and I've only added two small corals since the fish went in.
I went and started inspecting at this point, and found a single small white speck on my tomini tang--that I wrote off as who knows, because it was so small, but then I turned to my purple tang, and...well, crap.
Tough to see in the pic but he has just a few spots, about 4 on his side and 3 on his tail. Can you confirm this is ich?
Also, what is up with that kole tang? There are no spots or blemishes anywhere else on him. Just that one area that honestly looks like a scar right along his side. Any help is appreciated! Thanks so much!
#reefsquad