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kmobley87
10/29/2015, 08:53 AM
First time seeing this.. my blue tang has just bubbles on her.. were new to this hobby so anything will help.. will post pics if need too.. i have 100 gal tank. Live rock have anemones as well so i dont know what kind of treatment will go ok.. please anyone help..

lespaul339
10/29/2015, 02:11 PM
It's hard to diagnose anything without a pic. Could be ich, could be lymphocystis, could be anything. A pic will help to determine what you're dealing with.

kmobley87
10/29/2015, 06:38 PM
It's hard to diagnose anything without a pic. Could be ich, could be lymphocystis, could be anything. A pic will help to determine what you're dealing with.
K ill post pics now

kmobley87
10/29/2015, 06:40 PM
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kmobley87
10/29/2015, 06:42 PM
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kmobley87
10/29/2015, 06:43 PM
332264 this is my whole tank im soo scared to lose it :(

mattcoug
10/29/2015, 07:32 PM
Looks like ich to me. You should read up on TTM(tank transfer method). You will need to do this for all the fish, and keep you aquarium fish-free for 72 days.

kmobley87
10/29/2015, 11:18 PM
Looks like ich to me. You should read up on TTM(tank transfer method). You will need to do this for all the fish, and keep you aquarium fish-free for 72 days.


Ok looks now more then that fish is now getting the ich. I called a aquarium store before it got too late and they said i can buy a medication that can treat the whole tank (without copper to not harm my anemones)..

And something about raising the temp as well.. what temp should i raise it to..didnt get that part from them. Any more info on what i can do will be amazing.. i dont have a hospital tank i can set up right this instant :( but will have 1 in 2 weeks.

mattcoug
10/30/2015, 01:17 AM
They told you to raise the temp??? I would find a new lfs- temp has no affect for marine ich. It is only useful for freshwater ich.

Additionally, there is no reef-safe ich cure that works. If you want to cure it, not just hide it, you need to remove all fish and do ttm, or copper, or cp. ttm is preferred.