ID on Gem Tang, Not sure if its a Flatworm or what.

[Soronus]

Got a Gem Tang on Thursday of Last week. Put her in a 20G QT tank. I let her be and just changed her water everyday. She started eating, but then started to have these Spots on her eyes. I put her in a Fresh water dip. Several things came off her but no flukes. I started treating the tank with Prazi Pro (2 days ago after the freshwater bath(5minutes). Then the other night I gave her a 1 hour Bath in Paraguard. Still the things are on her Eyes. I have attached Pics any help would be great

 

[24/7ReeFTime]

Can you get better pics in white light?

 

[Soronus]

Attached Better Pics

 

[24/7ReeFTime]

I’m sorry but I can’t tell. Let’s get #reefsquad in here they will for sure be able to help.
Good luck

 

[Soronus]

Thanks for trying

 

[Malifry97]

Could be parasitic isopod... @Humblefish @HotRocks

 

[Soronus]

Any help? maybe I posted in the wrong area

 

[Softhammer]

That almost looks like eye bulge from improper decompression. Not a lot you can do for that.

 

[Soronus]

That almost looks like eye bulge from improper decompression. Not a lot you can do for that.

She didn't have it when I picked her up. If it is decompression does it go away overtime?

 

[Soronus]

Any Mod Moving this to Fish disease?

 

[Malifry97]

#MODS moving this to fish disease would help

 

[Shep]

Thread moved to the fish disease and treatment forum

 

[Bryce M.]

wow, never seen anything like this..... guys?

 

[Soronus]

Anyone?

 

[Malifry97]

#reefsquad

 

[Flippers4pups]

Isopod- Cirolanid possibly.

does it look like a "pill bug" with big black eyes?

 

[Bryce M.]

Isopod- Cirolanid possibly.

does it look like a "pill bug" with big black eyes?

do they go on the eyes? only ever seen them on gills and tongue

 

[vetteguy53081]

Acoel flatwork or isopod. Either way, gently net fish, give it a 2-3 minute freshwater bath. The culprit will fall right off.
Assure water is same temp or a tad warmer

 

[Flippers4pups]

do they go on the eyes? only ever seen them on gills and tongue

Yes.

 

[Flippers4pups]

Acoel flatwork or isopod. Either way, gently net fish, give it a 2-3 minute freshwater bath. The culprit will fall right off.
Assure water is same temp or a tad warmer

Or manually remove. Gently.