Two problems.hello folks.
i need help with this issue i have with this regal. i had it for about 1.5 weeks now. i did 2 fresh water dips. one for 9 mins on first arrival and then immediately went into a 10 gal with prazipro treatment at 1.5 dose.
3 days later fresh water dip again for 5 mins and changed the tank water and double the prazipro. at day 3 i started to notice these spots. at day 5 onward i see more....
what are they? i hope the vid is clear enuf to help you diagnose. i dont have a clue what it is. the fish eats brine and mysys. i bough tit from a local petco they special ordered for me said it came from indian ocean. i dont know, i go by what i was told
https://youtu.be/98AbzfgJbGs
AND also some pics
Two problems.
1. Eroding of the fins in various area with the bonny ray intact is cause for concern that the fish may have bacterial infection, fin rot.
2. The white spots looks like lymphocystis.
I would treat him (QT tank) with antibiotic for the eroding lesions on the fins. There is nothing you can do about lymphocystis. These lesions, if they are lymphocystis, will eventually go away once the fish regain his health.
Good luck. Let us know how it turn out.
Moving a sick fish into your display is a bad idea if you have other fish? You take a chance of infecting all of them. I did that once, I thought I was invincible. Moved a sickly fish into my very large sump because of better water quality and lost all my fish in my display, it was not worth it.
I did this before too. Also involved a Regal angel. The Regal angel died, take with it about 1/3 of the fish in my DT.Moving a sick fish into your display is a bad idea if you have other fish? You take a chance of infecting all of them. I did that once, I thought I was invincible. Moved a sickly fish into my very large sump because of better water quality and lost all my fish in my display, it was not worth it.
Sorry to hear about your regal. How are your other fish? Did you treat it in any QT or just drop it in your display tank? Any chance you had a ammonia spike in the tank?