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Unread 04/22/2015, 12:55 PM   #1
Triinsept
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treating flukes in clownfish

I have two clownfish. I noticed last week one had skin flukes on either side. I treated the tank with prazipro. After treating, I noticed one on the second clown which i assume was just coming to the surface due to treatment??
Today is day 5, so my plan is to due a water change followed by a second treatment. I noticed today, my first infected clown still has the flukes attached though one looks a little raw/bloody--is that normal when they start to come out? Also, his fins are frayed just a wee bit, but weren't at all before. Is this the normal process when treating?
Both are swimming and eating normally. All other tank mates and corals are doing well.
Any insight would be helpful. thanks


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Unread 04/22/2015, 02:36 PM   #2
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I don't think it's flukes at all - see my reply in your other post.

Also, you would have gotten better advice sooner in the Fish Disease forum section
(one of the mods should have moved it there)


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