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08-12-2012, 07:01 AM
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any chance hes been picked on or attacked , more work and less time at home means less feedings and interaction which can trigger aggression and that could stress the tang out if hes picked on or pushed around....although naso's arent usually a pushed around fish:P
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08-12-2012, 01:57 PM
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I would treat all the fish in hyposalinity in a large enough tank with good porous cured liverock and leave the main tank empty of fish for 70 days at least.
Once the ick is that it will remain there and your fish will be in and out of it. Eventualy they either win or lose the battle. Looks like the naso is going to lose that battle if he does not eat...not a good sign. There is nothing more pleasant than having a parasite free tank. There is nothing more anoying than having a parasite infested tank.
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08-12-2012, 04:14 PM
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my tang wouldnt eat the nori in the clip. i wrapped it around a rock with an elastic and he was ALL OVER IT! also unless you are are going to deal with the whole tank and all the fish, i would just maybe pull him for a freshwater dip and put him back in. if hes happy he will fight it off.
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