Hello everyone and @Jay Hemdal
This is not an emergency as my fish has already died. I noticed an anomaly Thursday night in which I noticed my blonde Naso tang skin started peeling and flapping in the wind. She was eating fine up to this point. I got home on Friday afternoon and saw what is in the pictures below. At this point she didn’t eat her afternoon feeding.
I did have a lot of particulate in the water at this time due running 4 wav pumps at 100% for 5 mins to kick up stuff from dead spots. My tank has been set up since November of last year. My water parameters were checked last Saturday with no issues noted except phosphate at .31. I reduced amount of feedings to curb this issue. Right now I have no corals as of yet and tank is currently a fowlr. My Naso tang has been in the tank Since 7/6 and no issues until Thursday. I perform H202 dosing currently on the tank since January because I can’t catch my regal tang that has either flukes or ich or velvet. Hard to tell symptoms pop up every 10 days or so. But I’m not here about here stubborn but or my lack of good decisions. My curiosity is about my young Naso tang. I will be ordering a dna test from micro biomics next week.
This is not an emergency as my fish has already died. I noticed an anomaly Thursday night in which I noticed my blonde Naso tang skin started peeling and flapping in the wind. She was eating fine up to this point. I got home on Friday afternoon and saw what is in the pictures below. At this point she didn’t eat her afternoon feeding.