Sailfin Tang with HLLE

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Ok so I have had a Sailfin Tang since last winter , he has grown great but he got HLLE about four months ago. I haven't used any carbon since I saw him with it , he looks to be slowly healing. He eats Nori , Mysis , Pellets , Scallops , basically anything I feed the tank. He is very thick and the king of the tank. Currently in 110 gallon and will be going in a 180 gallon soon. Before I got him he was only in a 55 gallon tank. I have attached some photos, of anyone has any pointers or advice please let me know.

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Sometimes this Is from copper. When treating them for Ich you have to be super careful. From what I know There's really not much you can do to remedy it other than what you are currently doing. Theres a big chance that it will never really go away and it will remain kinda like a scar
 
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Honestly as long as he is healthy, i can live with the scars, i just want to make sure he is healthy and give him the best chance to recover and thrive. I have been trying to always keep him full
 

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