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“Black Ich: Complete Guide for Marine Aquarists”
Tiny black dots on your tang? It might not be detritus or sand—it could be Black Ich, and ignoring it could cost you more than just your fish’s good looks.
Caused by the parasitic worm Turbinella sp., Black Ich often goes unnoticed in the early stages. It may not kill as fast as marine velvet or brook, but left untreated, it can wear down your fish with constant irritation, secondary infections, and long-term stress.
In this article, you’ll learn:
Read the full article here: https://www.mantasystems.net/a/blog/post/BlackIch
“Black Ich: Complete Guide for Marine Aquarists”
Tiny black dots on your tang? It might not be detritus or sand—it could be Black Ich, and ignoring it could cost you more than just your fish’s good looks.
Caused by the parasitic worm Turbinella sp., Black Ich often goes unnoticed in the early stages. It may not kill as fast as marine velvet or brook, but left untreated, it can wear down your fish with constant irritation, secondary infections, and long-term stress.
In this article, you’ll learn:
- How to identify Black Ich (and what it’s often mistaken for)
- Which fish are most vulnerable—especially tangs and surgeonfish
- Treatment options that actually work (and what to avoid)
- Why your cleanup crew won’t fix this problem
- Long-term prevention tips for keeping your tank parasite-free
Read the full article here: https://www.mantasystems.net/a/blog/post/BlackIch