wheelyfeet
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Yesterday, we noticed white fuzzy looking spots on the pectoral fins of our one-spot rabbitfish. Since yesterday they have not gotten any worse. The other thing we noticed were two tiny spots that look like pimples, one on the lateral line near the head and the other on the caudal peduncle. The one near the head is gone now, but the one on the caudal peduncle is still there.
The fish is not scraping, is eating well, has full color, there is no fin damage or rot, there are no white spots on the body, and it is its normal freaky self. None of our other fish have any spots.
Can a parasitic infection stay localized on the fins?
Other details that may help: 90 gallon FOWLR, ammonia=0, nitrite=0, nitrate=0. 20% water change weekly, pH=8.2, salinity=1.022, temp is 77 degrees. Tankmates: 5 small blue-green chromis, 1 coral beauty angelfish, 2 clark's clownfish, 1 lawnmower blenny. Cascade 1200 canister filter, prizm delux skimmer, one powerhead for water movement.
I could not find a forum for marine diseases. If there is one, please feel free to move my post.
Any help you can offer is much appreciated.
The fish is not scraping, is eating well, has full color, there is no fin damage or rot, there are no white spots on the body, and it is its normal freaky self. None of our other fish have any spots.
Can a parasitic infection stay localized on the fins?
Other details that may help: 90 gallon FOWLR, ammonia=0, nitrite=0, nitrate=0. 20% water change weekly, pH=8.2, salinity=1.022, temp is 77 degrees. Tankmates: 5 small blue-green chromis, 1 coral beauty angelfish, 2 clark's clownfish, 1 lawnmower blenny. Cascade 1200 canister filter, prizm delux skimmer, one powerhead for water movement.
I could not find a forum for marine diseases. If there is one, please feel free to move my post.
Any help you can offer is much appreciated.
