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I recently added a bluestar leopard wrasse to my display tank. I QTed him for 4 weeks using 2 rounds of Prazipro. I noticed that he is rubbing against the sand/rock time to time. I did not see this behavior in QT because I do not have any sand or rock in there. He is still eating and active throughout the day. However, I am very concerned as leopard wrasses are very sensitive. I think he possibly has some kind of worms that possibly survived through prazi or other parasites. I do not see any visual parasite such as ich on my wrasses or any of my other fishes including angels and tangs. I currently have 4 different leopard wrasses in this tank. I would like to get some advice on what I should do. I can dose copper in the tank if needed. I do not have any corals in this tank.
1. Treat for ich anyways using copper
2. Just dose Prazi in DT and see
3. Keep up with the water quality and feed him well. Then hope he recovers on his own
4. Feed him some prazi and metroplex.
thanks,
1. Treat for ich anyways using copper
2. Just dose Prazi in DT and see
3. Keep up with the water quality and feed him well. Then hope he recovers on his own
4. Feed him some prazi and metroplex.
thanks,