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Thread: ICK, a possible end to my aggressive tank.

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02-20-2007, 12:07 PM	#6 (permalink)
Dj Orion Plankton Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 6 Karma: 5	ok, the white spots as indicated on that Trigger photo are not like the ones that my fish have. My puffer and triggers tend to have a more wart like bump to their white spots, unlike that photograph of the trigger with the power sugar like ****e spots. I also just noticed today that my Niger trigger has stringy white stuff coming out of his bum. My huma trigger has a huge gash on his body and my smaller porcupine puffer had his tail fin almost bitten off. It seems as if the fish are on an aggressive tear on one another. Their eating hasnt decreased at all and I am beginning to wonder if what they have really is ick at all?

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