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Hello. On my engineer goby, I noticed white spots, not tiny like ich, but like big areas of white. I first thought it was Brooklynella, but nothing else in my tank is sick, not even my clown. I’m starting to think maybe it’s a bacterial infection? Please help, I tried to get some pictures but the goby was in the back of the tank.
 
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Hello. On my engineer goby, I noticed white spots, not tiny like ich, but like big areas of white. I first thought it was Brooklynella, but nothing else in my tank is sick, not even my clown. I’m starting to think maybe it’s a bacterial infection? Please help, I tried to get some pictures but the goby was in the back of the tank.
I have one and she always has small spots on her. I thought the same but its sand. I started watching closely and the spots moved and disappeared, thats when I figured out its sand. They also have a slime coat in edition to always digging. Might be sand!
 
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Hello. On my engineer goby, I noticed white spots, not tiny like ich, but like big areas of white. I first thought it was Brooklynella, but nothing else in my tank is sick, not even my clown. I’m starting to think maybe it’s a bacterial infection? Please help, I tried to get some pictures but the goby was in the back of the tank.
As your engineer blends in the sand, I have a hard time clearly seeing it but do I see a film on its body? If so, you can treat in separate tank with seachem neoplex or in tank with ruby rally pro
 
As your engineer blends in the sand, I have a hard time clearly seeing it but do I see a film on its body? If so, you can treat in separate tank with seachem neoplex or in tank with ruby rally pro
I’m treating with kanaplex and cipro in a separate tank, do you think that will be good?
 
Are you sure that the white patches aren't caused by the Canthigaster puffer? they can be pretty nippy.
 
Does anyone think cipro would be a good antibiotic would be good?
No cipro please. Kanaplex sufficient and good point made by Jay on possible nipping. Any signs of that on tail?
 
Are you sure that the white patches aren't caused by the Canthigaster puffer? they can be pretty nippy.
I don’t believe so. I literally got the puffer yesterday, was watching him and saw the goby swim out from under the rock with whatever sores it looks like he has. I haven’t seen the puffer nip at anything, and I think I would’ve seen it by now. Plus, I doubt the puffer could nip that much in the short time I noticed the goby.
 
Why no cipro?
Best for humans. See article below:

 

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