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![]() This looks like black Ich, which is a turbellarian worm.It's treated with freshwater dip, formalin bath, cleaner species, reduction of salinity to 1.o12 for 7-10 days. You have to pick one teatment what will work for you. The less stressful for this sick fish would be slow salinity reduction in QT.Worms will die and fall off.
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![]() i m afraid freshwater dip would be too much stress atm, as it dont look too good already.
so I m going to go with hyposalinity. how much should i drop it by everyday? its currently at 1.019 just below 1.020 |
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Watch your ammonia carefully as I remember it had been a problem for me in a QT. |
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![]() got it, will keep you guys updated
thanks |
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![]() before going into hyposalinity, make sure you don't have copper left in that tank because combining hypo and copper is not good.
Using liverock in a QT is ok as long as you use something that is safe for the biofilter. The problem with using copper and liverock is that rock is going to be contaminated and not useable for any invert, at least for a very long time, if not forever. Use a good refractometer and keep salinity to 1.009. You can lower the salinity quite fast, but raising it should be very slow, no more than 0.003 points per day.
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![]() at 12pm i dipped the fish in FW and now it looks somewhat better.
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![]() Definitly look better! good
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