No really sure whats going on here. This is a true perc only been in my tank for about a week, no QT.
He was looking great for the first couple of days, acclimated well but didn't start eating. Day three noticed what looked like a white buldge on his lower lip. Looked like a very large spot of ich, although no other ich is noticeable in the tank right now. The tank has been set up for 3 years with only one perc and neon goby, until now.
He now is with the two prior fish, a striped blenny and a clown fairy wrasse.
When I noticed the white spot I decided a freshwater dip might help the problem. Well the large white spot fell off immediately and left an open gaping spot on his lip. It looks like I caught him on a hook and ripped through his lip. He is swimming normally, looks observant, but not interested in food at all. He doesn't appear terribly stressed, although it must be there.
These are the best photos I could get. Any help or suggestions are appreciated.
Before anyone goes on the QT rant, I know the risks, pros and cons.
He was looking great for the first couple of days, acclimated well but didn't start eating. Day three noticed what looked like a white buldge on his lower lip. Looked like a very large spot of ich, although no other ich is noticeable in the tank right now. The tank has been set up for 3 years with only one perc and neon goby, until now.
He now is with the two prior fish, a striped blenny and a clown fairy wrasse.
When I noticed the white spot I decided a freshwater dip might help the problem. Well the large white spot fell off immediately and left an open gaping spot on his lip. It looks like I caught him on a hook and ripped through his lip. He is swimming normally, looks observant, but not interested in food at all. He doesn't appear terribly stressed, although it must be there.
These are the best photos I could get. Any help or suggestions are appreciated.
Before anyone goes on the QT rant, I know the risks, pros and cons.