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Also noting, no spots currently on any other fish
Looking at size of dots may be Lymphocystis opposed to ich but im more leaning at Neobendendia flukes.
Breathing appears to be normal. Still eating as like normal. I guess I did notice it swimming around more than usual as opposed to perching on the rocks most of the timeLooking at size of dots may be Lymphocystis opposed to ich but im more leaning at Neobendendia flukes.
Is fish breathing normal or rapid?
Is it still eating?
Any darting across tank or flashing?
With it breathing normal, you can give it if you feel comfortable a 5 minute freshwater dip to offer temporary relief and treat with Prazi Pro doing the following:Breathing appears to be normal. Still eating as like normal. I guess I did notice it swimming around more than usual as opposed to perching on the rocks most of the time
Thank you for all of that info. With that said, what do you think it actually is?With it breathing normal, you can give it if you feel comfortable a 5 minute freshwater dip to offer temporary relief and treat with Prazi Pro doing the following:
Dose at 85% of recommended and apply initial dosage known as an interval for 8 days, do a water change and do one more 8 day dose interval
Use airstone with prazi as it does reduce both oxygen and appetite
I’m seeing flukes and possibly lymphocystisThank you for all of that info. With that said, what do you think it actually is?
Thank you. So a 5 min freshwater dip, then treat the main tank with prazipro as you directed?I’m seeing flukes and possibly lymphocystis
YesThank you. So a 5 min freshwater dip, then treat the main tank with prazipro as you directed?
Also, I googled it but wanted to double check here that the treatment is reef safe?
Yes and reason I recommended 85% to assure no adverse implications. Prazi can take down bristle wormsAlso, I googled it but wanted to double check here that the treatment is reef safe?