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Thanks for the thought- would it commonly come in on a blenny?
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Possibly; almost any fish can be afflicted by uronema. It just isn't typically fatal other than with chromis + anthias.
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I've found 2 weeks of QT to be pretty effective. This is 1st issue in 4 years and not even sure what the issue is. But I understand that it is possible for something to get though.
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It would be better to move the fish into a separate observation tank after 2 weeks of treatment. To ensure no diseases are still present.
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Originally Posted by jmc1024
One thing I am noticing about the wrasse- he seems pretty healthy but is having difficult staying buoyant. Fins & Scales seem clean fins are sharp. HE's eating a bit. But seems like swimming is a struggle. Not as fast and like he's struggling to stay up in the water. Then he lays on the sand for a bit and swims around again. This has been happening for a few days.
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When he swims, is he doing so vertically? Tail up or tail down? The former can indicate a swim bladder disorder; the latter a spinal injury.