Diesease Diagonisis

[ssdawood]

I am not really understanding what I am fighting here. Any help is appreciated.
See the video and attached pics. Do they look like flukes or something else.
Fish looses all color, very pale and hides. Almost blotchy.
I FW dipped a dead fish this is what left.
See the worms like creature circled.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Pics fuzzy but looks like

I am not really understanding what I am fighting here. Any help is appreciated.
See the video and attached pics. Do they look like flukes or something else.
Fish looses all color, very pale and hides. Almost blotchy.
I FW dipped a dead fish this is what left.
See the worms like creature circled.

Pics fuzzy but looks like spirobid worms - harmless

 

[ssdawood]

Check the video. I shook the bowl to show what moving what's air bubbles.
Any idea what killed the fish?
Will dead fish still have flukes attached?

 

[ssdawood]

Some enlarged pics.

 

[SlugSnorter]

Some enlarged pics.

according to vette, those are harmless. please give us fish pictures and parameters

 

[Sharkbait19]

Knowing how the fish themselves looked before dying goes a long way.
A lot of diseases won’t even show in a freshwater dip.

 

[Jay Hemdal Verified Community Expert]

Some enlarged pics.

Those aren't flukes. They are segmented, but are not worms either. My guess is they are bits of food - do you feed the tank mysids? They *could* be copepods, but I don't see their heads, more like broken up bits of some food item.

The only fluke you can see in dips without a microscope is Neobenedenia. Those will look like little gray/white ovals. Everything else (except the rare copepods I mentioned) are too small to see with the naked eye.

I think what you might want to do is take a step back and start with a full problem report. This link explains the info that is helpful to supply with those:

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[vetteguy53081]

Larger ones in pics ar

Some enlarged pics.

Larger objects in pics are isopods
For fish loss, look at ;
Possible ammonia spike
Stray voltage
False test readings
Aggression by tankmates
High salinity
Predator such as bobbit worm

what test kits are you using?
What is ammonia-ph-nitrate?

 

[ssdawood]

Tank is 8months old
Quarantine is 8 months old

Parameters are
1.025
Nitrates 20
Ammonia 0
Nitrite 0

 

[ssdawood]

I think it's a disease because I am running a 50 gallon quarantine tank that has no problem with fishes dying
Only the DT
All fishes went thru 30 day strict quarantine before going in Dt.
Only place I slipped was adding snails straight from fish store.
I know you guys have to treat everyone as newb
But I have 3 tank running
2 40 gallon quarantine
One 300g DT

 

[ssdawood]

Reg API kits

 

[ssdawood]

I will go tonight and do all test again.
Post new test results