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Reefaholic · 02-08-2005, 05:29 PM

I noticed yesterday that one of my false perc. clowns has a few white spots that I am almost 100% positive is ich. I have had them for probably 6 weeks and this is the first time I have noticed it, and I look at my tank for hours each day like most people do just watching them swim and do what they do. I have a pair of them also a wild caught black clown that I have had for 3-4 weeks and a scooter blenny in there for 3-4 weeks and never noticed any on them. Ijust think it is very strange that all of a sudden these spots showed up, considering how long they have been in there and no signs of trouble. It is still eating like crazy every time I feed them and shows no signs of stress, still looks as healthy as he has in the past. My options are limited considering I don't have a quar. tank so with that said should I be worried since all the fish seem extremely healthy and still eating very well, what are my options to get rid of this. Any help will be much appreciated. Is ther anyway I can treat the tank as a whole? Are their any natural predators for ich?

02-08-2005, 05:29 PM	#1 (permalink)
Reefaholic Midas Blenny Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 98 View Gallery Karma Komment	Urgent Ich Question! I noticed yesterday that one of my false perc. clowns has a few white spots that I am almost 100% positive is ich. I have had them for probably 6 weeks and this is the first time I have noticed it, and I look at my tank for hours each day like most people do just watching them swim and do what they do. I have a pair of them also a wild caught black clown that I have had for 3-4 weeks and a scooter blenny in there for 3-4 weeks and never noticed any on them. Ijust think it is very strange that all of a sudden these spots showed up, considering how long they have been in there and no signs of trouble. It is still eating like crazy every time I feed them and shows no signs of stress, still looks as healthy as he has in the past. My options are limited considering I don't have a quar. tank so with that said should I be worried since all the fish seem extremely healthy and still eating very well, what are my options to get rid of this. Any help will be much appreciated. Is ther anyway I can treat the tank as a whole? Are their any natural predators for ich?