My 180 Gallon "Pair" Themed Build Thread

New prequaranrined fish are in observation tank. Eating right away.
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Well the butterflies are showing signs of something on them. That’s why I always put even pre quarantined fish in qt tank for observation.
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Starts out looking like a pimple and grows into something more. Then it is gone and leaves a little red spot.
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treating with Levamisole and see if that takes care of it
 
Well the butterflies are showing signs of something on them. That’s why I always put even pre quarantined fish in qt tank for observation.
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Starts out looking like a pimple and grows into something more. Then it is gone and leaves a little red spot.
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treating with Levamisole and see if that takes care of it
How are these guys doing. Did you figure out what was going on?
 
How are these guys doing. Did you figure out what was going on?
They are doing well. Getting ready to do treatment 2 as recommended of the levamisole. It cleared up after 5 days but started to see something coming back today.
 
They are doing well. Getting ready to do treatment 2 as recommended of the levamisole. It cleared up after 5 days but started to see something coming back today.
What was the aliment?
 
This is awesome, glad to be officially following! Where do you get your pre-QT'd fish from?

So far I've been very happy with TSM and OceanDevotion!
 
What was the aliment?
Not really sure. Had something that looked like it was attached to their side then it was gone and a little red spot/hole was left. A few days later another one appeared in a different spot.
 

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