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![]() I just got a yellow tang and introduced him into my display tank. He's now showing some tiny white spots (only a few)... I think it's ick. I only have a few other fish in the tank currently. I can't catch him as hes in a 230gal with lots of live rock. He is eating well and does not seem stressed.
All water parameters are good. CAL 400-420 ALk 9.0-10 DKH NO3, NO2, Ammonia all at 0 My question is, If my water quality is good, can he fight it off with no other treatment? Should I do something else? UV? |
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![]() whats he eating? if hes already in there and your not looking to take him out, the best thing i could think of to make him recover faster is just improve the quality of his diet if that's possible.
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![]() Soak some nori in garlic, he will likely recover just fine on his own.
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![]() I am soaking his food in garlic, and hes eating great. I am feeding him nori, mysis, and Mishkas food.
Is there anything else I can do? Thanks for the advise. |
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![]() no, sounds like you've got it covered. You should see good results in a day or two
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![]() Thanks aquattro!
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