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![]() yes, your DT has marine ich (MI).
I will either re-home the tang (after a successful treatment) or treat all fish in a QT and keep the DT fish-less for 8+ weeks. I prefer the second solution. There are some study showing that certain strain of MI will loose its effectiveness against fish after 11 generations. But there are more than one strain of MI in the wild and you never know what you have. And you are not sure if all your fish can survive MI throughout this period. Good luck. Quote:
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![]() +1 sounds like the DT has it too, a bit strange that he is the only one getting it though
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![]() That's a really tough call as to keeping him or not
Just as you may get the flu when I won't, some fish have immunities to certain strains, and some don't. But apparently all lose this immunity over time I'd think, from what I've read, that some of your other fish are most likely infected but it's not so easy to spot ie; in the gills Personally, I'd run the tank fallow for 9 weeks and QT everybody with the hyposalinity method. First for the recommended period, then another 4 weeks of observation Do it once to get rid of all the MI, then you'll never have to deal with it again QT all new dudes for 6 weeks observation and dip everything new that you can do so safely with |
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