Fish Biscuit
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My 12 g nano has been up for a year now. My tailspot was added in May of last year & the goby in July of last year.
The goby is mostly in the den w/ the pistol, so his appearance & behavior is difficult to comment on. He was unseen for a week or 2 & now back to making a daily appearance. Does not seem to be breathing heavy & eating well. I don't notice any apparant lesions or white spots.
The blenny does on occasion rub on the rocks, not daily & it's not a constant thing. I wasn't initially worried because I saw that they can do that to mark their territory.
Today I notice what looks like some small white/pale cream fuzzy spots on the left side of the blenny. The right side looks fine, fins look fine too. He is breathing fine & eating ok. Acting normal & quite active.
Can someone with more experience chime in with what I am dealing with, bacterial, fungal? I don't know that this is an ich outbreak so I am thinking it is something else.
What is my best option for treating this? I have inverts so I will be setting up a hospital tank for both fish.
The goby is mostly in the den w/ the pistol, so his appearance & behavior is difficult to comment on. He was unseen for a week or 2 & now back to making a daily appearance. Does not seem to be breathing heavy & eating well. I don't notice any apparant lesions or white spots.
The blenny does on occasion rub on the rocks, not daily & it's not a constant thing. I wasn't initially worried because I saw that they can do that to mark their territory.
Today I notice what looks like some small white/pale cream fuzzy spots on the left side of the blenny. The right side looks fine, fins look fine too. He is breathing fine & eating ok. Acting normal & quite active.
Can someone with more experience chime in with what I am dealing with, bacterial, fungal? I don't know that this is an ich outbreak so I am thinking it is something else.
What is my best option for treating this? I have inverts so I will be setting up a hospital tank for both fish.
