Possible internal parasite?

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Hello. I’m curious if this is a sign of an internal parasite. My clown has been acting strange. Not moving much from one spot. She has stopped eating and has had some white poop. The male clown is perfectly fine and I’ve had them for about 2 months now. Could this be an internal parasite and how would they get this? And is there any medication that is reed safe. I don’t have a QT tank nor the space for one. Thanks in advance.

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Could well be I had a clown from a local lfs with bad internal worms nothing would get rid of it tried metroplex, prazi pro ect the only thing that got rid of it was panacur binded with seachem focus into the food
 

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