Have you ever failed to kill disease post treatment?

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After the QT process we are supposed to watch our fish for 2-4 weeks in non medicated water to ensure no parasites slipped through. It should be non medicated because even below therapeutic copper can cause an active ich infestation to show 0 symptoms.

Has anyone observed their fish, found nothing wrong, but somehow in display they got ich, brook, flukes etc?
 
Sadly yes but I've always attributed it to my own failure at some point or level.
 
After the QT process we are supposed to watch our fish for 2-4 weeks in non medicated water to ensure no parasites slipped through. It should be non medicated because even below therapeutic copper can cause an active ich infestation to show 0 symptoms.

Has anyone observed their fish, found nothing wrong, but somehow in display they got ich, brook, flukes etc?
As mentioned in the other thread, I cannot recall a time where I successfully treated a parasitic disease and then had it return weeks or months later - except in cases where I could identify an issue: disease carried in on new animals, live food, tank tools or even aerosol droplets.
Jay
 

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