S stephenamsler Member Market Messages 61 Reaction score 0 Sep 27, 2008 #1 my clown has big white flakes hanging on his sides. isnt ick just white little dots? these are big flakes. is this ick or something else? hes still eating like a monster but scrathes a ton.
my clown has big white flakes hanging on his sides. isnt ick just white little dots? these are big flakes. is this ick or something else? hes still eating like a monster but scrathes a ton.
S stephenamsler Member Market Messages 61 Reaction score 0 Sep 27, 2008 #2 its a maroon and i heard maroons dont get it very often. hes had it for a while but now there a are more of the flakes.
its a maroon and i heard maroons dont get it very often. hes had it for a while but now there a are more of the flakes.
T tim8111 Member Market Messages 421 Reaction score 0 Sep 27, 2008 #5 stephenamsler;222397 wrote: its a maroon and i heard maroons dont get it very often. hes had it for a while but now there a are more of the flakes. Click to expand... Is it a wild caught Maroon? If it is, they are very likely to get/have Brook. I hope it isn't. If you could post a picture it might help ID it. It could be Flukes as well. They aren't as bad as Brook. Thanks, Tim
stephenamsler;222397 wrote: its a maroon and i heard maroons dont get it very often. hes had it for a while but now there a are more of the flakes. Click to expand... Is it a wild caught Maroon? If it is, they are very likely to get/have Brook. I hope it isn't. If you could post a picture it might help ID it. It could be Flukes as well. They aren't as bad as Brook. Thanks, Tim
jmaneyapanda Active Member Sponsor Messages 3,379 Reaction score 4 Sep 27, 2008 #6 im guessing they are scales. My marrons were ruffians, and regularly got into it with other fish.
D derek_s Active Member Market Messages 1,982 Reaction score 0 Sep 27, 2008 #7 Occasionaly my anthis will have aloose scale dangling. I assume it is from quarreling with each other. It usually just heals up after a few days.
Occasionaly my anthis will have aloose scale dangling. I assume it is from quarreling with each other. It usually just heals up after a few days.
S stephenamsler Member Market Messages 61 Reaction score 0 Sep 27, 2008 #8 THEY ARE GETTING BETTER. thanks for your help. im just feeding him a little more mysis then brine now
THEY ARE GETTING BETTER. thanks for your help. im just feeding him a little more mysis then brine now
jmaneyapanda Active Member Sponsor Messages 3,379 Reaction score 4 Sep 27, 2008 #10 I woudlnt characterize brook as flakes, but instead mucous or sloughing tissue. I think you'll need to get a pic to get any defintiive help.
I woudlnt characterize brook as flakes, but instead mucous or sloughing tissue. I think you'll need to get a pic to get any defintiive help.