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05-06-2005, 01:22 AM
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White Film on Clown?!?!?
I got two clowns yesterday.
One seems to have disappeared, the other has a white film on him. Can anyone tell me what the film is? The fish ate like crazy, and seemed to be doing great. Water parameters were good. Help?!?!  
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05-06-2005, 02:06 AM
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White grease paint is common on clowns.
 Sorry I couldn't resist, but seriously I would suspect its a form of fungus on them. Did you quarentine these fish before tank introduction? Fresh introduction from the LFS could possibly infect the whole tank. I would suggest removal if possible into a hospital tank and get photo's for a possible treatment suggestion. Also, feeding on introduction day is not usually recommended from all my readings.
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