Bouncing and scratching fish

[Toolfan333]

Hello, Three of my six fish are scratching and bouncing off the rocks. I can't see anything on them, so I'm thinking its flukes and not ich or velvet. Is there a way to be sure before I treat?
Unfortunately removing them isn't an option, so has anyone had experience treating this in a DT?
Blood orange clown
Snowflake eel
Yellow tail damsel
Four stripe damsel
Royal gramma
Lawnmower blenny
Xenia
GSP
Mushroom
Kenya tree
Snails n hermits.
Red dragon macro
Blue scroll macro

 

[Toolfan333]

Forgot to mention they are all eating, but acting stressed, hiding etc....
Thanks

 

[pugcrush]

Hello, Three of my six fish are scratching and bouncing off the rocks. I can't see anything on them, so I'm thinking its flukes and not ich or velvet. Is there a way to be sure before I treat?
Unfortunately removing them isn't an option, so has anyone had experience treating this in a DT?
Blood orange clown
Snowflake eel
Yellow tail damsel
Four stripe damsel
Royal gramma
Lawnmower blenny
Xenia
GSP
Mushroom
Kenya tree
Snails n hermits.
Red dragon macro
Blue scroll macro

Check their gills. Look up freshwater dipping for flukes. This would confirm. IMO, flukes seem to be a somewhat common parasite in the hobby.

I had a wrasse that I suspected had some kind of fluke. You can treat the tank with prazi pro. I haven't had any issues after 2 treatments a few days apart (over a year ago & wrasse is fine with no weird activity). Corals were fine after. Your skimmer will go nuts though. I still ran it & let it overflow to oxygenate the water.

 

[mcarroll]

Pic please?

I'll second a freshwater dip for anyone you can easily catch.

Is this a brand new tank with a brand new crew of fish, BTW?

What have you been feeding them?

 

[jbow50]

Any recently added fish within the last week?