Lymphocystis on my B&W clownfish??

[Nikky.Werr]

Now that the my b&w has died in the tank is there anything I need to do in order to keep whatever she died from out of the tank. Should I do a 100% water change? Are my cuc inverts at risk? What protocol do you follow when a fish has died in-tank from an apparently unknown disease? (as "lymph" had cleared up I'm assuming it had something else)
I'm completely perplexed. My parameters remained ammonia:0, nitrite:0, nitrate:<1, phosphate:0, pH:8.1, calcium:420, temperature: 79-80
Well anyways, any protocol suggestions? should I run UV or something?...

 

[tylersarah]

Shoot, sorry to hear this! Losing fish is sad. The inverts aren't at risk, nothing you really need to do to the tank other than regular maintenance. One thing of importance would be to pick up a small QT, 10 gal aquarium, a clear rubbermaid plastic tote etc. That way you can easily treat future diseases (assuming they can be identified) and keep healthy fish healthy.

 

[Nikky.Werr]

Thanks tylersarah, I'll keep up regular maintenance and pick up a small QT as suggested.
And thank you all who have replied to this thread, your help means a lot to me.
Goodnight all.