Is this ich? If so suggestions on treating?
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No I haven't seen any scratching. They have been in the tank for a couple of months now. I did put in 6 glowlight tetras two weeks ago. Another cardinal tetra looks like hes got one starting in the same place. It looks more like a pimple starting under the skin and coming to a head rather than salt. Should I treat for ich just in case?
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Sounds like ich starting 
The easiest way to treat FW ich is to slowly raise the temperature of the tank to 86-88 and leave it there until 2 weeks after the last ich spot is seen. The heat will speed up the life cycle and kill the ich off.
The easiest way to treat FW ich is to slowly raise the temperature of the tank to 86-88 and leave it there until 2 weeks after the last ich spot is seen. The heat will speed up the life cycle and kill the ich off.
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