Hi all,
I was shocked to see my yellow tang look like this today when I went to feed them. He rules this 75g mixed reef tank and has been very healthy. I thought maybe I just didn't notice, but I had a picture of the tank from 4 days ago and he looked great.
The tank is a mature 10yr old reef. I monitor the water conditions closely and there hasn't been a change in the water chemistry recently. The only thing I can think of changing is that I've switched to RODI top off water.
If he wasn't the biggest fish and oldest fish in the tank I'd say one of the other fish went after him.
The other denizens are:
Tomini Tang
Pair of Ocellaris
Two small yellowtail damsels
Purple psuedochromis
Yellow watchman gobi
Flame Angel
Flame Hawkfish
* Snails, Hermits, serpent stars, RBTA.
Is it possible that this is a fast onset disease or an attack? How would you proceed?
Thanks,
Jon
I was shocked to see my yellow tang look like this today when I went to feed them. He rules this 75g mixed reef tank and has been very healthy. I thought maybe I just didn't notice, but I had a picture of the tank from 4 days ago and he looked great.
The tank is a mature 10yr old reef. I monitor the water conditions closely and there hasn't been a change in the water chemistry recently. The only thing I can think of changing is that I've switched to RODI top off water.
If he wasn't the biggest fish and oldest fish in the tank I'd say one of the other fish went after him.
The other denizens are:
Tomini Tang
Pair of Ocellaris
Two small yellowtail damsels
Purple psuedochromis
Yellow watchman gobi
Flame Angel
Flame Hawkfish
* Snails, Hermits, serpent stars, RBTA.
Is it possible that this is a fast onset disease or an attack? How would you proceed?
Thanks,
Jon