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Old 12/20/2007, 10:21 PM
mmotown mmotown is offline
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White patches on fish. How do I treat fish in a SPS tank?

Came home this evening and looked at my Naso tang and one side of him have white blotches on him . Only one side. He was fine today and tonight he looks a mess. What the hell happened to him? I have had some anthia to die unexpectedly and I am sure the tang contracted something. How can I treat? I have no quarantine tank...


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Old 12/21/2007, 01:20 AM
KCZoanthid KCZoanthid is offline
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Step 1:
Buy a QT tank

Step 2:
Net infected fish

Step 3:
Acclimate infected fish to QT tank

Step 4:
Take pictures of infection and post them here for proper ID

Step 5:
Follow advice given by experts and treat accordingly
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Old 12/21/2007, 02:43 AM
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naso tank does show blotches under stress or at night, but if it becomes consistent, it must be something wrong (sick, water quality...), do you have a pic?
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Old 12/21/2007, 08:43 PM
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naso tank does show blotches under stress or at night, but if it becomes consistent, it must be something wrong (sick, water quality...), do you have a pic?
I don't have a pic but last night I did a search and I see that this is common with Naso Tangs. Today it is clearing up. I will see what the progress is in the next day or 2. My tank is stablle and water quality is good.
 


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