Yellow Tang w/ Red marks

Keep Carol Gulley from washing her ass in the tank and problem should
go away.

Wayne Sallee is a dumbass moron emphatuated with carol gulley the
troll


On Mon, 05 Mar 2007 15:10:47 GMT, Wayne Sallee
wrote:

Do a large water change. There could be problems in
the water causing this. Check ammonia, nitrite, and
nitrate.

Wayne "Dumbass" Sallee
Waynes Dead Pets


KurtG wrote on 3/4/2007 7:57 PM:

My Yellow Tang recently has red marks on it's body towards its tail. The
obvious answer is that it has Ich or similar and has been rubbing itself
raw. However, it doesn't seem to really be itching itself or doing
anything odd, and I've been watching it for a few hours.

Is it just raw? Any comments? Ideas?

--Kurt
ya should have used some vaseline there Kurt......!


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Mindless cr*p deleted

My Yellow Tang developed this when a) I first introduced it (it also
picked up a dose of Ich) and b) after I stressed it out after adding
more live rock while it was in the tank (it was impossible to catch).
On both occasions the red slowly faded over the next 2 - 3 weeks and
the Tang showed no ill effects. Change the water if you really want
but I don't think it necessary - it's almost like a bruise that just
fades away.

This subject is also mentioned on the WetWebMedia website and on Reef
Central - a forum 100 times better than this one.

David

DrC wrote:
it's almost like a bruise that just
fades away.

It seems better today, but I'll keep my eye on it.

This subject is also mentioned on the WetWebMedia website and on Reef
Central - a forum 100 times better than this one.

Reef Central is great. This was my first group and it's easy to track
at work.

--Kurt

"KurtG" wrote in message
...
DrC wrote:
it's almost like a bruise that just
fades away.

It seems better today, but I'll keep my eye on it.

This subject is also mentioned on the WetWebMedia website and on Reef
Central - a forum 100 times better than this one.

Reef Central is great. This was my first group and it's easy to track at
work.

--Kurt

My vote is with the aggro with the damsel causing it
and usenet is...... well here still
thats all it needs to be

Hi..

[...newsgroups versus forums...]
Reef Central - a forum 100 times better than this
one.

Well this a n00b_statement, isn't it..? ;-)

--
cu
Marco, registered there too but no real fan of so called
forums..

Well this a n00b_statement, isn't it..? ;-)

+ is..

--
cu
Marco

"DrC" wrote in message
oups.com...
Mindless cr*p deleted

PLEASE DON'T FEED THE TROLL!


My Yellow Tang developed this when a) I first introduced it (it also
picked up a dose of Ich) and b) after I stressed it out after adding
more live rock while it was in the tank (it was impossible to catch).
On both occasions the red slowly faded over the next 2 - 3 weeks and
the Tang showed no ill effects. Change the water if you really want
but I don't think it necessary - it's almost like a bruise that just
fades away.

This subject is also mentioned on the WetWebMedia website and on Reef
Central - a forum 100 times better than this one.

David

Shut the **** up carol gulley, your the ****ing troll magnet.......you
moron bitch!
On Mon, 5 Mar 2007 14:39:54 -0600, "Heliope"
wrote:


"DrC" wrote in message
legroups.com...
Mindless cr*p deleted

PLEASE DON'T FEED THE TROLL!


My Yellow Tang developed this when a) I first introduced it (it also
picked up a dose of Ich) and b) after I stressed it out after adding
more live rock while it was in the tank (it was impossible to catch).
On both occasions the red slowly faded over the next 2 - 3 weeks and
the Tang showed no ill effects. Change the water if you really want
but I don't think it necessary - it's almost like a bruise that just
fades away.

This subject is also mentioned on the WetWebMedia website and on Reef
Central - a forum 100 times better than this one.

David





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I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know!