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I'm not exactly sure because I'm pretty new to this whole fish thing. But I'm soaking the food in garlic juice which is supposed to boost the immune system. You may want to ask some other people about hyposalinity and medicines that could help if it is actually ich.

I've had a few damsels that all lost their color, hid, and breathed rapidly, and eventually died. I think it was ich that killed them because I remember seeing white spots and they were scratching themselves on the sand. I hope its not ich that you have. Good luck.

Thanks, I've been mixing it with the food and dropping in small amounts. Hopefully it will go away.

No Q tank, I just started with this whole fish thing. I only have one damsel remaining, so I do not plan on making one at this time, but thanks.

Also, i have just 4 pounds of live rock...Will the ich affect this at all? Will the garlic? Thanks.

I'm using garlic to try to get rid of the ich (which im told works well). I'm just wondering if the garlic juice will get rid of the ich or just boost the fishes immune system so the fish will live? Thanks for any help.

Whatever it is thats wrong with my tank (ich?), its killing another of my fish. It's taking its last breaths right now. Its friend is trying to comfort it by swimming near it and staying by it. I'm sorry fish.

I had one coral rock that the fish used to hide under all the time. I added 5 pounds of LR to help in the cycling process. I remember the fish "scratching" themselves on the sand. Now I am noticing tiny white dots on them. I'm pretty sure this is ich and it sucks. I'm probably going to buy...

I have a 10 gallon tank with no LR, no LS, a mini power filter made for a 20 gal tank, and a little non-living coral my friend gave me. All the tests say the water is fine, but all of my damsels I have put in to cycle the tank (had it for 3-4 weeks) are dying. I've had 5 damsels die in the tank...