I recently got a new cardinal bangai for my reef tank, right now she's in quarantine and will stay there for a month or so. I know observation is a really important part of the quarantine procedure, and although I see no signs of ich, I would like to know if is there a way of telling whether a cardinal bangai has Ich or not? It seems like it would be hard to distinguish the spots form ich.
How to identify Ich in Cardinal Bangai?
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Behavioral Signs
- Flashing
- Scratching on rocks
- Heavy Breathing
- excessive yawning
Visual Signs
- Salt size grain on fins and body
- Frayed fins
- Cloudy eyes
- Flashing
- Scratching on rocks
- Heavy Breathing
- excessive yawning
Visual Signs
- Salt size grain on fins and body
- Frayed fins
- Cloudy eyes
LAReefer4Life
Lover of Angelfish
Reef Squad
Excellence Award
Reef Tank 365
Article Contributor
Hospitality Award
Los Angeles Aquatics Club
My Tank Thread
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