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Thats the only thing i can think of as well. However, I have a friend who does vodka dosing as well in his reef tank with a majestic and a regal. Neither have had this reaction. But ive stopped the vodka dosing. Its caused a bit of a brown algae bloom but NBD. I do not quarantine as of right...

Separate bucket. 5Gs at a time. Heres a picture of the blueface shortly after it died. If you look towards its mouth and up by its back fin you can see the darker is its original color. Theres barely any left. Almost all the scales had either faded or turned white.

Started towards the anal fins and make its way up to the side fins. Its solid, not blotchy, and looks as if it bleaches the scales. Only other additives i use are Instant Ocean marine stabilizer and marine conditioner for WCs. Stress coat and Prime when adding new fish

When i pulled them out, the scales were not missing, just white. I have never seen this with any fish before. I stopped vodka dosing and did a 50% water change following. But the problem still occurred.

no nitrates and phosphates were almost non-existent due to the vodka dosing. Salinity is 1.023, pH 8.2. All my other fish are fine and behaving normally.

Not sure how to start, so just going to dive in. My stock list included a queen angel, emperor angel, 2 pecula clowns, 3 pajama cardinals, 5 blue damsels, a foxface, marine betta, small colony of star polys, and zoanthids. About a month ago i started noticing my queen angel and emperor were...

Not sure how to start, so just going to dive in. My stock list included a queen angel, emperor angel, 2 pecula clowns, 3 pajama cardinals, 5 blue damsels, a foxface, marine betta, small colony of star polys, and zoanthids. About a month ago i started noticing my queen angel and emperor were...