Please help identify this on my bimiculatus anthias

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I was wondering if anyone can help identify this please here's several pic
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Looks like a bacterial infection. Has it been getting bullied? I'd probably put it in a hospital tank with antibiotics and go from there. That won't solve the aquarium dynamics after it heals though.
 
I was wondering if anyone can help identify this please here's several pic
20221206_150411.jpg
20221206_150416.jpg
20221206_150452.jpg
20221206_150416.jpg
20221206_150512.jpg
Its fin and tail rot but may likely have stemmed from aggression as anthias do not always play well. Treatment will be needed in a quarantine setting and fish treated with seachem Neoplex which is a broad spectrum antibiotic
Increase Oxygen during treatment and monitor ammonia levels with a reliable test kit
 
Looks like a bacterial infection. Has it been getting bullied? I'd probably put it in a hospital tank with antibiotics and go from there. That won't solve the aquarium dynamics after it heals though.
Yeah bullied ...purple tang
 
Its fin and tail rot but may likely have stemmed from aggression as anthias do not always play well. Treatment will be needed in a quarantine setting and fish treated with seachem Neoplex which is a broad spectrum antibiotic
Increase Oxygen during treatment and monitor ammonia levels with a reliable test kit
Do you think the Hanna kit is reliable
 

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