ratherbefishin
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Hello, I'm a new member to the forum, been reading around for a while though. I have been setting up a 20H SW tank in my dorm room for about a month now. I have taken it slow, doing a lot of reading and research, cycling, and testing, and I've finally gotten to the stocking. A few days ago, I added a blue damsel and a four-stripe damsel, and then tonight I added a neon blue goby and a sally lightfoot crab. I was honestly not paying that much attention to the goby when the salesman was getting it out of the tank, but looking at it a few minutes ago I noticed that it looks as though it has ick. Having worked with FW for a while, I'm somewhat familiar with ick but fortunate enough to have never had it in a tank of my own. Does anyone have any advice? I really don't want it to spread to the other inhabitants of the tank or the substrate and be a recurring problem, but the LFS I had shopped at does not have a return policy for SW livestock.
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