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Good luck! Don't be suprised though if it comes back.
If you had a tank full of groupers, triggers and maybe a Passer angelfish, I'd say you're good to go.
Given the species in question, and my experience with this parasite...well I've just seen things go pear-shaped at your current juncture too many times to be so confident.
You're in a bind with the Hippo tangs as well since they don't tolerate being stressed by a move to a hospital tank much better than they do the parasite itself.
Whatever happens, take steps not to repeat the experience....especially if your current course of action works, know that you're experiencing the exception rather than the rule, and quarantine all future aquisitions.
Again, good luck.
Keep us posted.
Jim
If you had a tank full of groupers, triggers and maybe a Passer angelfish, I'd say you're good to go.
Given the species in question, and my experience with this parasite...well I've just seen things go pear-shaped at your current juncture too many times to be so confident.
You're in a bind with the Hippo tangs as well since they don't tolerate being stressed by a move to a hospital tank much better than they do the parasite itself.
Whatever happens, take steps not to repeat the experience....especially if your current course of action works, know that you're experiencing the exception rather than the rule, and quarantine all future aquisitions.
Again, good luck.
Keep us posted.
Jim
