Lee need your help with ID and treatment course.

[ac7av]

That really sucks. I just hate to here stuff like that, gives me nightmares.
I have a few small fish in my sump too that could use new home, you can have, when you get your tank back up to steam.

 

[NWDiver]

Thanks Floyd! It would be great if you can join us at 3. If you want to talk with Justin and see which filter is best that would be cool.
Call me tomorrow when you are free and we can sort the rest out.
I'm thinking that if you have a pump with a long hose it might come in handy as well.
I'll bring test kits, nets, and some buckets to move fish.
Justin: Thanks again for the offer! I think I will use the 55 as I can find space for it much easier and I will be able to see the fish rather than the stock tank. Either your filter or Floyds will be great.
If either of you have spare heaters that would be nice as well, I think I am using all of mine in the rock tanks.

 

[leebca]

It's not clear to me. Whereas the top photos, looking down suggest some spots on the rear part of the fish, the second/bottom photo refutes this. There are so many white spots in the second photo, it's hard to say if they are on the fish or just random spots due to the photography. I would have spoken up if I thought it was MI.

Looking down on fish is not a very good way to diagnose most diseases, especially MI.

With spots taken aside, the fish look more like they have a bacterial problem more than anything.

 

[NWDiver]

Thanks for the advice Lee!

-Todd