Any help would be appreciated
Just started reefing so don't know much about these
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This is no doubt ich and I would consider a different LFS- In this hobby its worth the drive.View attachment 3042984Hi guys, i currently have a bicolor blenny in my 20 gallon tank. When i went to my LFS yesterday to get some fishes, i noticed that there were white spots on this bicolor blenny. The owner told me it was just stress and not ich, so i proceeded to buy it since i really wanted it. But today it started getting worse, he didnt eat and swim around much. Should i be worried about it?. I have another diamond goby that is very happy in my tank(if it helps)
Any help would be appreciated
Just started reefing so don't know much about these
The size of the spots is consistent with ich. Im not being rude when I say this, but you noticed something wrong at the store and the store contradicted this. The number one thing to learn when buying fish from an LFS is the fish should appear healthy and eating. If something looks wrong it probably is, and you should refrain from the purchase.View attachment 3042984Hi guys, i currently have a bicolor blenny in my 20 gallon tank. When i went to my LFS yesterday to get some fishes, i noticed that there were white spots on this bicolor blenny. The owner told me it was just stress and not ich, so i proceeded to buy it since i really wanted it. But today it started getting worse, he didnt eat and swim around much. Should i be worried about it?. I have another diamond goby that is very happy in my tank(if it helps)
Any help would be appreciated
Just started reefing so don't know much about these