Black ick or stings?

[Bry17nyc]

This two clowns I've had for almost a month and recently those marks appeared all over them

It doesn't look like Ick but I can be wrong

 

[marrone]

Those are stings from the corals, very common and nothing to worry about.

 

[Bry17nyc]

I really hope so
I have two anemones .. A RBTA and a LTA and they haven't host either of them .. I don't know why?

 

[KathyC]

I really hope so
I have two anemones .. A RBTA and a LTA and they haven't host either of them .. I don't know why?

Ich doesn't look like that, Mike is correct - they are stings and will clear up in time.

Perhaps they are not hosting them because they are getting stung..give it some time and do remember that all clowns won't necessarily host where we expect them to. I have one that hosts a leather, others have clowns that host frogspawn and other corals instead.

 

[Bry17nyc]

Ich doesn't look like that, Mike is correct - they are stings and will clear up in time.

Perhaps they are not hosting them because they are getting stung..give it some time and do remember that all clowns won't necessarily host where we expect them to. I have one that hosts a leather, others have clowns that host frogspawn and other corals instead.

Good! Thanks

I guess mines are hosting the right front column and the sand because when theyre not swimming around, that's where you can always find them .. They keep blowing the sand with their tales
Can't wait until they decide to go into an anemone.. Any particular way or technique of speeding that process ?

 

[ecvernon]

my clown starting looking exactly like that when he chose the frogspawn over the RBTA