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Will try to get a better pic when it eats (camera shy right now)That would be a little unusual for lymphocytosis. I've never had it damage a fin. I would watch it a little longer just in case what we think is lympho is really a bacterial infection. Can you post a picture or a video(sometimes easier to see it on video).
Does it look like this?(on the Flame wrasse)
That would be a little unusual for lymphocytosis. I've never had it damage a fin. I would watch it a little longer just in case what we think is lympho is really a bacterial infection. Can you post a picture or a video(sometimes easier to see it on video).
Does it look like this?(on the Flame wrasse)
Does this look like lymphocystis or a bacterial infection on the trigger's lower back bottom fin and the speck on back fin. Thanks @Humblefish @melypr1985
Okay Thank you! Would Furan 2 be Ok or is there a better option? Is Furan 2 Ok to mix with Cupramine?That could be Lympho; but being it's massed together in one spot like that, I'd be concerned that it might be a bacterial infection: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/bacterial-infections.191511/
Okay Thank you! Would Furan 2 be Ok or is there a better option? Is Furan 2 Ok to mix with Cupramine?
. Started Furan 2.... Took him out of copper and ready for display after infection heals up. What should I look for to tell medicine is working? Whiteness on fin comes off or? ThanksFuran-2 is a good first step and can be combined w/Cupramine.
What should I look for to tell medicine is working? Whiteness on fin comes off or? Thanks
2 2The white patches should diminish and eventually go away. However, antibiotics are notoriously slow acting in fish so you may not see results for 10-14 days.
The white patches should diminish and eventually go away. However, antibiotics are notoriously slow acting in fish so you may not see results for 10-14 days.

