Heuristic
06/06/2017, 02:54 PM
I have been looking at my fish and under blue light only, I could see what appears to be velvet. It's been on the tang and clown fish for probably a week now. My question is, should I continue to feed them as they continue to act completely normal(the clowns are still even doing their mating dance) or should I really break the tank apart and get them all treatment?
They don't seem stressed at all right now and have heavy appetites still. I feel like breaking the tank apart, putting them in QT and treating them is only going to worsen the condition. Can they really fight it off completely? If it wasn't for the visual powdered sugar on them, you really couldn't even tell they are infected by it.
Would adding something like a UV Sterilizer knock it down enough for them to get the upper hand?
I have some corals in the DT, fish include 2 cardinals, a watchmen and bluespotted goby(catching them will be, lol), 2 clownfish, 2 chromis, 1 one-spot foxface, 1 kole tang.
They don't seem stressed at all right now and have heavy appetites still. I feel like breaking the tank apart, putting them in QT and treating them is only going to worsen the condition. Can they really fight it off completely? If it wasn't for the visual powdered sugar on them, you really couldn't even tell they are infected by it.
Would adding something like a UV Sterilizer knock it down enough for them to get the upper hand?
I have some corals in the DT, fish include 2 cardinals, a watchmen and bluespotted goby(catching them will be, lol), 2 clownfish, 2 chromis, 1 one-spot foxface, 1 kole tang.