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Small Heavens · 05/10/2019, 11:51 PM

Hey, I am sorry to hear that, I think ICH gives red irritated gills.

I don't know if the high salinity is a good idea but the clowns lives where anemones live and anemones live in shallower water near the coast and thus in lagoons as well. That means that in nature they would encounter different water conditions as flow and ebb brings all kinds of shifting environmental conditions with it. So clowns are not exactly the most most most delicate of deep water fishes or anything. I would think ICH unless you just got this fish. If it was nettet in the shop or got ammonia burn in the bag, it could be that but otherwise, look into ICH.

I'll find you some info, hmmm, well it takes some time to read though this page, but read through whatever the search engine gives you, it is a really good link with cures, treatment methods, symptoms and just about everything::

05/10/2019, 11:51 PM	#2
Small Heavens In Memoriam Join Date: Sep 2017 Posts: 246	Hey, I am sorry to hear that, I think ICH gives red irritated gills. I don't know if the high salinity is a good idea but the clowns lives where anemones live and anemones live in shallower water near the coast and thus in lagoons as well. That means that in nature they would encounter different water conditions as flow and ebb brings all kinds of shifting environmental conditions with it. So clowns are not exactly the most most most delicate of deep water fishes or anything. I would think ICH unless you just got this fish. If it was nettet in the shop or got ammonia burn in the bag, it could be that but otherwise, look into ICH. I'll find you some info, hmmm, well it takes some time to read though this page, but read through whatever the search engine gives you, it is a really good link with cures, treatment methods, symptoms and just about everything:: Last edited by Small Heavens; 05/11/2019 at 12:08 AM.