My clown fish is struggling

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Hi
I woken up this morning and my clownfish is not doing ok I had him for around 3 months and about 1 week ago he had white poo so I treated him for parasites and worms and now he sudden taking a turn overnight I have check the water everything is perfect my other clown is doing is doing perfect. this has baffled me can anyone help

Ps he only stop eating this yesterday as I have been watching him he been eat pellets and garlic brime frozen

Tank size 48litre IMG_4830.jpeg
 
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Hi
I woken up this morning and my clownfish is not doing ok I had him for around 3 months and about 1 week ago he had white poo so I treated him for parasites and worms and now he sudden taking a turn overnight I have check the water everything is perfect my other clown is doing is doing perfect. this has baffled me can anyone help

Ps he only stop eating this yesterday as I have been watching him he been eat pellets and garlic brime frozen

Tank size 48litre IMG_4830.jpeg
I see secondary lesions associated with brooklynella and best treated with ruby rally pro which is reef safe with coral and inverts
 

Hi
I woken up this morning and my clownfish is not doing ok I had him for around 3 months and about 1 week ago he had white poo so I treated him for parasites and worms and now he sudden taking a turn overnight I have check the water everything is perfect my other clown is doing is doing perfect. this has baffled me can anyone help

Ps he only stop eating this yesterday as I have been watching him he been eat pellets and garlic brime frozen

Tank size 48litre IMG_4830.jpeg

Welcome to Teef2Reef!

What medication(s) did you use before? Dose and number of treatments?
 

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