Yes the tang was was in the copper tank on Wednesday then it was transferred to a observation tank where it stayed for 3 days then it was transferred to the display tank yesterday. The dot looks like a 1 piece of sand grain stuck to him it doesn't look like lymph . It just looks like a a 1 piece of grain sand stuck to him. If he does have ich i'm thinking about treating the display tank with para guard, i have no corals or inverts rn. But would I still be able to add corals and inverts after the treatment or does it stain the equipment and leak out from sand and liverock.
Should I take them out and treat them with Kordon Rid Ich Plus and wait for fallow? Or should I treat with Hyposalinity in DT, I have VERY minimal algae rn and I don't have any inverts as a i said so there will be very low Ammonia spike if none at all , an I do have ammo lock if anything does goes wrong. Well first thing first is I still don't know if it was ich
If I were to do this would I be ever able to add corals or switch to a reef tank. Using excessive amount of carbon to get rid of copper?
No he’s is not the first, I have a diamond goby, two clowns and one yellow tang, who does not have any ich symptoms and one yellow clown goby.
Well how long will it take for copper to come out? Well first I still don’t know if my blue tang has ich. He still has like 2 piece of small grain on his dorsal fin. It doesn’t look anything like ich tho and he’s only scratched once or twice yesterday but none today. I will try to get pictures
I feel like I’m going with this route but I’m still waiting to see if my blue tang has any spots that are clearly visible. I appreciate everyone’s help from R2R thx
Then how would a fellow reefer now if there new fish they just quarantine is cured from ich. Human errors on cupramine, hypo etc can lead ich to still survive.
