Sick clownfish

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Can anyone help? I thought it was poz because my Hepatus had it (I treated it with Polylab Medic) but it must be something else because the clownfish are getting more and more or it.

They are eating and swimming normally.


Google lens search says Lymphocystis.


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Can anyone help? I thought it was poz because my Hepatus had it (I treated it with Polylab Medic) but it must be something else because the clownfish are getting more and more or it.

They are eating and swimming normally.


Google lens search says Lymphocystis.


sick-clownfish-v0-mv1pt3y1n7tg1.jpg


sick-clownfish-v0-iwmx04y1n7tg1.jpg
These fish are showing signs of bacteria and possibly from brooklynella and suggested treatment in a separate tank seachem neoplex which is a broad spectrum treatment
 
Can anyone help? I thought it was poz because my Hepatus had it (I treated it with Polylab Medic) but it must be something else because the clownfish are getting more and more or it.

They are eating and swimming normally.


Google lens search says Lymphocystis.


sick-clownfish-v0-mv1pt3y1n7tg1.jpg


sick-clownfish-v0-iwmx04y1n7tg1.jpg

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It doesn’t look like lymphocystis, but I cannot rule that out 100%. How long have they had these growths?

Can you post a video? That helps me diagnose Brooklynella from other diseases.
 

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