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I have a Royal Grama that about a month ago had what looked like several clear
rigid filaments sticking out of its chin and eye. This cleared up. About 3 days ago it returned on the left corner of its mouth then it disappeared again and now it is on the opposite corner. I'd show a pic but it isn't visible and my photographer pal doesn't have a macro lens so we can get a good shot. This stuff reminds me of FW fungus but I read that marine fungus is characterized by a darkening of color and a sandpaper look to the afflicted area. Also these things are clear as I said and although they are closely nearby one another, they are not in clumps nor are they flowing or flexible like a string of fungus. Any ideas anyone? None of the other 7 fish have this. Also, the fish occasionally scratches but is otherwise healthy looking and eating well. TIA. --M333 |
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![]() "Mandarin333" wrote in message ... I have a Royal Grama that about a month ago had what looked like several clear rigid filaments sticking out of its chin and eye. This cleared up. About 3 days ago it returned on the left corner of its mouth then it disappeared again and now it is on the opposite corner. I'd show a pic but it isn't visible and my photographer pal doesn't have a macro lens so we can get a good shot. This stuff reminds me of FW fungus but I read that marine fungus is characterized by a darkening of color and a sandpaper look to the afflicted area. Also these things are clear as I said and although they are closely nearby one another, they are not in clumps nor are they flowing or flexible like a string of fungus. Any ideas anyone? None of the other 7 fish have this. Also, the fish occasionally scratches but is otherwise healthy looking and eating well. TIA. --M333 I would try this there is a link if I recall for a free consultation near the top of the page (this is a stab in the dark) it might help though. http://www.fishvet.com/ |
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Could be bristleworm stings...maybe? My bannerfish used to get these alot.
-- If I were two-faced, would I be wearing this one? -Abraham Lincoln "Mandarin333" wrote in message ... I have a Royal Grama that about a month ago had what looked like several clear rigid filaments sticking out of its chin and eye. This cleared up. About 3 days ago it returned on the left corner of its mouth then it disappeared again and now it is on the opposite corner. I'd show a pic but it isn't visible and my photographer pal doesn't have a macro lens so we can get a good shot. This stuff reminds me of FW fungus but I read that marine fungus is characterized by a darkening of color and a sandpaper look to the afflicted area. Also these things are clear as I said and although they are closely nearby one another, they are not in clumps nor are they flowing or flexible like a string of fungus. Any ideas anyone? None of the other 7 fish have this. Also, the fish occasionally scratches but is otherwise healthy looking and eating well. TIA. --M333 |
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Subject: Bizarre disease problem.
From: "Jim Davis" Date: 8/21/04 11:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time Message-id: Could be bristleworm stings...maybe? My bannerfish used to get these alot. God that was so obvious I should hang my head in shame!!! Thanks Jim! -M333 |
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