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Old 06-12-2007, 12:27 PM   #21
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Are those pics of the fish while it was still wet?
I am wondering if the shining parts are wet. Otherwise it looks like it could be Oodinium or Lymphocystis.

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Sorry it has taken me so long to reply. I really appreciate everyone's input. In response to some of the questions: My tank does not have a UV sterilizer on it. My tang was eating seaweed about 3 times a week and frozen cubes the other days (VHP, Spirulina, Prime Reef, Formula One, Formula Two).

The only issue I was having with water quality was my nitrates. Back in December they were around 40, but I started doing small weekly water changes instead of a large monthly, and they are down to around 10 now.

My percula clown and black and yellow blenny have been perfectly fine since my tang has passed away. Those pictures I posted of my tang were immediately after she was removed from the water, so she was probably still a little wet, but I did notice that she looked unusually shiny.

I just hate not knowing what the issue was - especially since she has been super healthy for the past 4 years...
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