So, I’m pretty sure I already know the answer to this, but thought I would confirm with you all....
I had an outbreak of velvet in my tank...long story, impatience on my part, learned my lesson, lost 5 of 6 fish. Of course, the one to survive is my pennant wrasse...the most reclusive fish in the tank. Voted the most likely to hide in a crevice whenever I’m within 3 feet of the tank. I understand they tend to be more resistant to velvet, and he looks completely fine at this point. I am assuming though that he can still be harboring? Can’t start my official fallow period until I get him out or he dies of old age, whichever comes first? Catching him in my 70 gallon tank is likely to mean draining the tank +/- a bunch of forced aquascaping .
I had an outbreak of velvet in my tank...long story, impatience on my part, learned my lesson, lost 5 of 6 fish. Of course, the one to survive is my pennant wrasse...the most reclusive fish in the tank. Voted the most likely to hide in a crevice whenever I’m within 3 feet of the tank. I understand they tend to be more resistant to velvet, and he looks completely fine at this point. I am assuming though that he can still be harboring? Can’t start my official fallow period until I get him out or he dies of old age, whichever comes first? Catching him in my 70 gallon tank is likely to mean draining the tank +/- a bunch of forced aquascaping .