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They were present in the first day or so all that has been left is this on it's side.

The pics is poor quality only having problems on this tang, water all fully tested and is 100% correct now. I was away for 15 days and had someone to feed them. They were well overfed and the nitrate level was up around 100mg/L it is back down under control now and glad I haven't lost anymore...

For my tank to treat them in, is it best to have noting in there but fish, I have a tank I have a few live rocks in which I could place them all in, best to remove rocks?

No the tank is a reef set up with fish, coral and invertebrates. The joys of going on holiday for two weeks!! The Nitrate level in my tank is 5mg/L Tested KH and PH also and all correct. Going to try catch my cleaner wrasse today to prevent him doing more damage than good.

http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/s720x720/377850_10150533155542803_513072802_10529408_1099388172_n.jpg Photo of tang

http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/s720x720/377850_10150533155542803_513072802_10529408_1099388172_n.jpg Photo of tang

http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/s720x720/377850_10150533155542803_513072802_10529408_1099388172_n.jpg Photo of tang

The nitrate level is still remaining low. As I do not have a Q Tank set up, although I could create one using a spare tank I have. All I think is happening now is my cleaner wrasse is just not letting it heal. All the medication I have used has been natural and reef safe. Any more ideas...

I have a large reef tank with multiple types of fish and invertebrates. Recently my water went high in nitrate while I was away on holiday. Water all sorted now although the tang had multiple White spots over his body which I treated using 'para guard' by 'Seachem' which I have used before to...