Shrimp black Spot

Yes I agree
I don't think it's due to zoanthus because those black things are on both "faces" sides of the shrimp
It it was zoanthus I guess it would be just in the place zoanthus hit him
Like it happened with my clown fish
 
Hmm. Okay. Beginning or growing worse after the molt.
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; pH, calcium, Alk, etc . . .

I don't really suspect the zoanthids - unless yours is a remarkably powerful zoanthid.

~Bruce

Thanks Maritimer
All parameters seams ok
Let's see what happens
 
Hi all

Just to let you all know that my shrimp just got today his molt done

And lucky me and specially to my shrimp, the molt got the black thing with it

I had an opinion of a friend of a friend :-) that teaches in an university and is a specialist in marine animals diseases, saying this could happen if it was a fungus, as it could also create a hole in his body and not survive

Fortunately was the first thing that happened

The shrimp seams ok as you can see in this photo

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And here, you can see the molt already out of the tank with the black stuff in it

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Once again thank you to you all and I hope This topic may help someone in the future.
 

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