Whitespot no qt

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I noticed this morning 2 of my 3 fish have whitespot there's no way I can catch 2 of them as it's packed with rock and it's puttied together as 1 huge piece so I can't even take it out. IV been trying all morning with no luck so qt isn't a option. Is there anything I can add to my display tank which is reef safe as I have corals and inverts. Or is just a case of feeding garlic infused food and hoping for the best
 
By far safest and best method. This oxydator holds 6% peroxide and rid my display of ich and velvet.
 

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By far safest and best method. This oxydator holds 6% peroxide and rid my display of ich and velvet.
40 years using Oxydator's in my reef tanks. Never had a serious outbreak of white spot itch velvet. Even after introducing fish which soon after introduction might show white spot all spots gone in 36 hours and no other existing fish infected. There is a Facebook group for Oxydator users if people are interested.
 
40 years using Oxydator's in my reef tanks. Never had a serious outbreak of white spot itch velvet. Even after introducing fish which soon after introduction might show white spot all spots gone in 36 hours and no other existing fish infected. There is a Facebook group for Oxydator users if people are interested.
Same here 40 plus years in hobby will always use my oxydators
 
Same here 40 plus years in hobby will always use my oxydators
I don't understand why so many poo poo them. They work and are well proven in the UK and all over Europe. I also have one in my pond. White spot and other parasites have been a thing of the past for a those years.
 
I don't understand why so many poo poo them. They work and are well proven in the UK and all over Europe. I also have one in my pond. White spot and other parasites have been a thing of the past for a those years.
Because everyone always recommends copper. That is the worst because you can kill the ich and shorten your fishes life. They are great and glad you are using them as well.
 

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