My salt water tank is about 8 weeks along. There is lots of live rock, 2 shrimp, feather dusters, 2 urchins, lots of hermit crabs and snails, a sand-sifting starfish, 3 damsels, 1yellow tang, 1 royal blue tang, 5 engineer gobies, and one lawnmower blennie.
I just added the urchins, sand sifting star, snails, and blue tang last evening. I moved the live rock around and stirred up the sand quite a bit.
This morning I woke up and found that all 5 gobies have what appears to be ick. None of the other fish are affected.
The gobies are eating, breathing, and swimming normally. They are even digging out the holes I covered up when I move the sand around.
Could ick have really developed that fast?
I just tested the water yesterday and everything is perfect.
From what I've read, gobies are pretty hardy fish. I would have thought that the tangs would present symptoms before anything else.
Would it make more sense that the gobies may have gotten a fungus or worms?
Please Help!!!!!!!
2007-09-30
03:20:06
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3 answers
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Elizabeth M
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