Need help identifying disease please!

[xXAXELXx21]

Noticed this on my fish, the worst is the Dwarf Angel. I'm not sure what it is but it's small to large white spots mostly only visible while blue lights are on. The Dwarf angle has small spots all over his body and two large spot, one on left fin and one on left eye. all other fish only show small white spots. None are scratching and they are all responding normally to food and still have fast reflexes even the angle. (Can't catch any) I'm thinking it's fluke or brooklynella or lymphocystis?

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[xXAXELXx21]

Here are better pictures

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[reef lover]

Yikes!! Bump..

 

[Brew12]

With the strong blue lights it is hard to say for sure. Based on your description it is either Velvet or Ich. It could even be both.

Are these new fish or have you recently added new fish into your system?

 

[4FordFamily]

Possibly velvet, how fast did this come along?

Does the fish swim in to powerheads at all? Hide from light? Behave cryptically?

The eye could be flukes. @Humblefish @melypr1985 @Brew12

 

[xXAXELXx21]

With the strong blue lights it is hard to say for sure. Based on your description it is either Velvet or Ich. It could even be both.

Are these new fish or have you recently added new fish into your system?

I did the blue lights because it was hard to see the white spots in regular light. I'll try to get a picture in regular light though if it'll help identify what's wrong with them.. I did recently add that Dwarf Angel 12 days ago. When I first got him he didn't look anything like he looks now.

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[xXAXELXx21]

Possibly velvet, how fast did this come along?

Does the fish swim in to powerheads at all? Hide from light? Behave cryptically?

The eye could be flukes. @Humblefish @melypr1985 @Brew12

I noticed what looked like discoloration at first in my fish about 3 days ago. They are all acting normal even the angel which is the worst one. He spends his whole day in that back wall just pecking at algae. The only new addition is that Angel which was 12 days ago and I wouldn't of noticed the white spots if it wasn't as bad as it is now. My fuzzy Dwarf lion fish is the only one that's not eating and he is the one I noticed discoloration in first other then the angel and that made me take a closer inspection to the other fish. The only once that don't seem affected are my clowns. None after them are scratching but I have seen some of them swim to my cleaner shrimp and sit there waiting for him to clean them which I hadn't seen before till now.

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[melypr1985]

it's small to large white spots mostly only visible while blue lights are on. The Dwarf angle has small spots all over his body and two large spot, one on left fin and one on left eye.

This and everything else spells velvet to me. That's not to say ich isn't involved as well, but if we treat velvet, it will treat for ich at the same time. The eye looks to be infected on the angel. You'll want to follow the treatment protocol outlined here: Velvet (Amyloodinium ocellatum)

 

[Humblefish]

With the strong blue lights it is hard to say for sure. Based on your description it is either Velvet or Ich. It could even be both.

Are these new fish or have you recently added new fish into your system?

Possibly velvet, how fast did this come along?

Does the fish swim in to powerheads at all? Hide from light? Behave cryptically?

The eye could be flukes. @Humblefish @melypr1985 @Brew12

This and everything else spells velvet to me. That's not to say ich isn't involved as well, but if we treat velvet, it will treat for ich at the same time. The eye looks to be infected on the angel. You'll want to follow the treatment protocol outlined here: Velvet (Amyloodinium ocellatum)

+1 The "small spots all over his body" undoubtedly means you have ich or velvet in your tank. The larger white spots are probably secondary infections setting in, which is common in fish with preexisting parasitic or worm infestations. Flukes are also possible here.

Under the circumstances, I feel QT'ing all your fish and following this protocol is a wise course of action: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/velvet-amyloodinium-ocellatum.217570/#post-2499437

During the FW dip, pay close attention to see if flukes come off any of the fish: https://www.reef2reef.com/ams/video-how-to-do-a-freshwater-dip.214/

 

[xXAXELXx21]

This and everything else spells velvet to me. That's not to say ich isn't involved as well, but if we treat velvet, it will treat for ich at the same time. The eye looks to be infected on the angel. You'll want to follow the treatment protocol outlined here: Velvet (Amyloodinium ocellatum)

Ok thank you! I'm heading to the store now to buy all I need. I'll let you guys know how it goes later.

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[Reefahholic]

I'm going with velvet. Plus some extras...

 

[4FordFamily]

Yup that's velvet. Keep us posted!