Help.

[johansonp]

Yeah, Brooklynella is high on my list of suspects after seeing the carcass.

That really is a shame.

Paul

 

[Catpicklesdog]

After reading the suggestions and subsequently info on Brooklynella I must say it does look like it. My only concern for you now is the fact that it could still be in your tank. Do you have a QT or any way of getting one so that you can get rid of the disease and treat your fish.

I am so sorry for your losses.

 

[Jonah2940]

Thanks for all your help guys. I had to go back to work and only now getting home 9 hours later. All the rest of the fish are accounted for and seem fine under the moonlights.
Unfortunately I don't have a Q tank as I've nowhere to put one at the moment although I'm trying to work out where I could fit one.
I won't introduce any new fish for a while and see what I can do re treating the tank.
This is probably one of the most frustrating hobbies I've undertaken, even after golf!, but theres always something to keep your spirits up and the need for that perfect tank.

Thanks again all for your help.

 

[Jonah2940]

Going through the previous posts and seeing the photos I'm 99.9% certain it's Brooklynella. Hadn't heard of it berfore today. Strange how my Maroon Clown isn't affected though?
I added a Hammer coral about two weeks ago, just wondering if it possibly came in the water in the bag with that?

 

[Germanman]

yea never add store water to ur tank ever! always drip acclimate and then remove the item/fish with a net or ur hand. i bet thats where it came from. make sure water is perfect and good luck!