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This is a close up its on his rear tail.Can't see the spot, typically white spots are ich.
Few yrs ago I had a yellow tang that had ich, found treatment that said it was reef safe. I think it had garlic in it, treated the whole tank, ich went away and had no coral casualtiesYes its on the other fins. What can I do if anything as I dont have a quarintine tank
Thanks for that, how do you do a fresh water dip? Sorry it might be a strange question but ai have never done this before. I think my bi colour angel gave him a bit of a hard time initially but she has calmed down now so was putting the starggly fin down to fin nipping.Not sure if that is Ich or something else. Some of the spots seem larger than typical white spot, and it also looks like it has some fin rot (rear fin looks a little chewed up). I'd try a fresh water dip to be sure it isn't flukes before medicating the tank. Might also do a Safety Stop dip while you have it out of the tank.