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Old April 12th 04, 09:27 AM
Tony
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Has anyone had problems with white spot on their fish. Would like to know
how to treat this as I also have corals and a clam alive in the tank and
don't have a quarantine tank to separate them. Any help very much
appreciated.


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Old April 12th 04, 02:51 PM
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You can try decreasing the salinity.

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Has anyone had problems with white spot on their fish. Would like to know
how to treat this as I also have corals and a clam alive in the tank and
don't have a quarantine tank to separate them. Any help very much
appreciated.




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Old April 13th 04, 04:59 AM
peobrien
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Check your water for everything you can. Bad water stresses your fish.
Find out what is stressing your fish and they will heal.

If not, a quarantine tank is the only other solution.
"Tony" wrote in message
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Has anyone had problems with white spot on their fish. Would like to know
how to treat this as I also have corals and a clam alive in the tank and
don't have a quarantine tank to separate them. Any help very much
appreciated.




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Old April 17th 04, 12:17 AM
Sprattoo
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First check for stress on the tank I wholly agree treat the cause not the
quick fix.
Some time ago I had a little 10G up and running and had bought a striped
damsel with White Spot. The addition of a Peppermint shrimp fixed the
problem. It was Ich just like in fresh water tanks.

The bonus of peppermint shrimp is 1 they take care of Ich and 2 they eat
Aptasia like candy. The problem is they also will nibble other anemones.

perhaps a skunk cleaner will cure the problem safely. They will both eat ICH
as soon as it get near them... breaking the lifecycle.

"Tony" wrote in message
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Has anyone had problems with white spot on their fish. Would like to know
how to treat this as I also have corals and a clam alive in the tank and
don't have a quarantine tank to separate them. Any help very much
appreciated.




 




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