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Hi all
I’m aware that white stool can be indicative of internal parasites, but was wondering if this is typical of parasitic infection.
sometimes stool is all white, sometimes white mixed with brown (shown), and sometimes all brown
This is from a lyretail anthias that I have had in quarantine for nearly 4 months now. I’ve used metro in the food as well as in the tank water, as well as two different treatments of API general cure and treatments of PriziPro.
other medications I’ve used include Furan 2, Paragard, cupramine, kanaplex, and melafix. None of which has corrected the problem.
I would just like some other opinions as to wether or not this is concerning for an internal parasite. I don’t want to add them to my main display if they’re harboring something. Fish looks fine and is eating fine.
Thanks for your help

I’m aware that white stool can be indicative of internal parasites, but was wondering if this is typical of parasitic infection.
sometimes stool is all white, sometimes white mixed with brown (shown), and sometimes all brown
This is from a lyretail anthias that I have had in quarantine for nearly 4 months now. I’ve used metro in the food as well as in the tank water, as well as two different treatments of API general cure and treatments of PriziPro.
other medications I’ve used include Furan 2, Paragard, cupramine, kanaplex, and melafix. None of which has corrected the problem.
I would just like some other opinions as to wether or not this is concerning for an internal parasite. I don’t want to add them to my main display if they’re harboring something. Fish looks fine and is eating fine.
Thanks for your help


