StrangeDejavu
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So I have a Tailspot Blenny in QT who, on day 6, started flashing and biting his own tail. Some Googling said this behavior was indicative of flukes or ich. I dosed PraziPro first followed by a second dose 5 days later (second dose added yesterday morning). I'm still seeing flashing and frequent yawning, but i'm no longer seeing him bite himself. He has a good appetite, always begging, eats all the LRS he can fit in his mouth. Eyes are clear, no white spots on his fins or body and no gold dusting or excess mucous hanging from the gills. He hangs out in the open during the day, not gasping at the surface or hiding. Visually, he looks like a very healthy and hungry fish, but he yawns every 2 - 3 minutes and flashes off this decoration in the QT now and then. Never seen him flash off anything else so I don't know if it's a territorial display since that's also where he sleeps or if it's disease. Any ideas? I'm stumped. I know ich has invisible life stages, but wouldn't I be seeing spots after 6 days of flashing?
Please excuse the smoky water, the WC I did prior to PraziPro sparked a bacterial bloom which is why the water looks smokey. Watch in HD for the clearest view of the fish.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk0xJ6X6IlE
Please excuse the smoky water, the WC I did prior to PraziPro sparked a bacterial bloom which is why the water looks smokey. Watch in HD for the clearest view of the fish.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk0xJ6X6IlE