Ich or velvet

first off hello all. hope im posting this in the right place

what is this and am i right in thinking Kordon rapid-cure will fix it?
(ich and or velvet?)

 

I have never experienced it but that definitely looks like Ick to me. What are your water parameters? I assume that is an SAE.

I'm sure the more experienced members can help.

 

its on a few otocinclus i just bought from aquarium city in Chatsworth CA. and all water parameters are right out of gods otocinclus tank

 

its on a few otocinclus i just bought from aquarium city in Chatsworth CA. and all water parameters are right out of gods otocinclus tank

Is there a chance you have specific parameters?

 

How are they behaving?

 

there normal on half strength rapid-cure (neocaridina davidi in the tank) for 48 hours now but white spots look the same

 

Do you have specific water parameters, in numbers? Sorry, I don't mean to be rude, but this will help us.

 

all in the green everything so me typing it out will not help and if it can tell me how. like specifically how can it help?

 

all in the green everything so me typing it out will not help and if it can tell me how. like specifically how can it help?

Often times water quality that is off can cause disease. Good water quality can keep your fish healthy. Good Toxin parameters are 0ppm Ammonia, 0ppm Nitrite, and Under 20ppm Nitrate.

 

yes im saying there all perfect so if theres one you want to know about assume it is and the best reading it can possibly

 

We have a happy emergency fish care list thing you can fill out. And "all green" can be different for different fish as they require different care. A discus will literally die if you keep it in the same water paramaters as an african cichlid. The more information you give us, the easier it is to help you. Which is why you are here, right?
That being said. That is Ich, not velvet. kordon rapid cure will indeed get rid of it. So will many other things. Even heat and no chemicals. Knowing you have a crustacean in the tank helps us narrow down the "best" options a little, but not by much.

 

Good luck with everything.