Andrews_aquarium
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I have a fairly new possum wrasse (2 weeks) that has a new face lesion that came literally overnight. I didn't see anything on him last night and this morning he has a white lesion on both sides of his face. One side is worse than the other, and seems to have a white blemish/lesion on his tail.
I run carbon in the tank but I always wash throughly for fear of lateral line disease. The fish wasn't eating the first week, been eating live brine the last 4 days and now Reef Nutrtion Beta Brine. Going to try and get him to eat mysis today. He has been active and looks healthy besides the lesions.
The only thing that has changed which I did the night before was dose Potassium Nitrate to my tank as I'm having trouble keeping the nutrients up. Also dealing with a bit of Cyano on the sand but nothing significant.
All other fish are healthy and show no signs of disease.
Here is the best pic I could get, he's very hard to photograph as he's always in the rocks. Along with the pic of him without the disease when I bought him off Divers Den.
Any ideas would be helpful
I run carbon in the tank but I always wash throughly for fear of lateral line disease. The fish wasn't eating the first week, been eating live brine the last 4 days and now Reef Nutrtion Beta Brine. Going to try and get him to eat mysis today. He has been active and looks healthy besides the lesions.
The only thing that has changed which I did the night before was dose Potassium Nitrate to my tank as I'm having trouble keeping the nutrients up. Also dealing with a bit of Cyano on the sand but nothing significant.
All other fish are healthy and show no signs of disease.
Here is the best pic I could get, he's very hard to photograph as he's always in the rocks. Along with the pic of him without the disease when I bought him off Divers Den.
Any ideas would be helpful
