Please help identify disease(video link)

[hmgaudino]

Here is some backround
2 year old 4x2x 13in deep blue rimeless 20 lg. sump
Skimmer
2 chinese box led
Reef tank
Two clowns
Ywg
Royal gramma
Yasha gobie(new)
Cleaner shrimp
Pistol shrimp
Two nems
Frogspawn
Zoas
Acans
Here is the problem about two weeks ago i bought 3 new fish, 2 b cardnials and the yasha gobie. (No quartine) After a week the cardnials passed without any signs of anything except, once one had string white poo and then stopped eating 2 days before dying. The yasha is o.k.
still.. But after they did one week later my gramma stopped eating and breathing heavy hiding all day.. 2 days passed still breathing heavy no eating but no other signs of anything so i thought maybe its his gills (fluke) so i treated tank with prazipro.. its been 2 full days since treatment and he is coming out now and starting to eat again but im still worried cause his breathing is still labored..
If he wasnt breathing heavy i would not know he was sick
Cause of no other symptoms. All tank mates seem fine..
Any advice will help... i was planning on water change tomorrow and dosing prazipro again on day 3..
PLEASE CLICK LINK FOR VIDEO OF GRAMMA BREATHING https://youtu.be/RWzUgIfW7F4

 

[hmgaudino]

Bump anyone??

 

[JUNBUG361]

Watching the video looks like the gramma is a bit stressed. Salinity?

 

[Ardeus]

I recently went through what I think is brooklynella. It seems that the fish start breathing heavy because the parasites get to the guills first. In later stages the white velvet appears on the skin.

 

[hmgaudino]

All water parameters are fine..So i did two doses of prazipro and the grammas breathing is much better he started eating and being normal again.. planning on doing 1 1 more dose of prazi after waterchange.. but my question now is can healthy fish keep flukes at bay or should i remove all go fallow n quarintine.. all fish seem o.k. or would change stress em to much

 

[hmgaudino]

Im 90percent sure its flukes. Would you guys do a dip to garuntee or just quarantine or just leave em if they are fine now?

 

[carrots]

I did a freshwater dip in a bucket lined with a clear plastic bag. I let the fish stay in there for about 10 minutes and then returned him to QT. Then under bright lighting I held the plastic bag up and I could see flukes swimming and sinking to the bottom. There had to be about 10 of them. They were almost clear in color so you may want to use a magnifying glass. There is always a quick noticeable improvement once the flukes drop off. You still have to treat again a week later to kill any fluke eggs that hatched on the fish. From what I heard the flukes lay eggs in the fishes mouth and under gill plates.