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Old January 7th, 2008, 01:17 AM
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sore on mandarin

my mandarin has, what looks like, a solid white scab on its back. I can't figure out what caused it, params are looking fine. he has plenty of pods to eat, and he is actually eating frozen brine and mysis. hes eating fine so i dont know if its something to be terribly worried about. but could this have been caused by a sting from my BTA? or does it sound like a fungus or something. im going to try and get a pic up here soon if i can get a good look at him. please help and let me know what to do so it doesnt affect my other fish/corals
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Re: sore on mandarin

here is a pic....



what do you guys think?
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Re: sore on mandarin

ill see if i can get a better picture later
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Re: sore on mandarin

Looks more like where somethings tryed to bite him,or maybe got against a rough plce on the rock to me.
I'd just keep an eye on him for a while before I did anything.
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Re: sore on mandarin

alright, theres nothing really in my tank that is aggressive. i only have 2 occelaris clowns, a cleaner shrimp and a BTA
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Re: sore on mandarin

He could have just gotten to close to your clowns favorite hangout.Clowns can have a pretty good bite when it comes to small,soft skinned fish like mandrines.
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Re: sore on mandarin

if he is eating, you should be OK. keep us posted on his progress

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Re: sore on mandarin

I have heard about this happening before i'm not sure what it is but most that i have heard found it just went away. Very nice fish though i am thinking of getting one in a few months they are my favorite.

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