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Parasitic Isopods
Name:
Parasitic Isopods
Pest Type:
Parasites
Scientific Name:
Cymothoidae
Treatment:
remove isopods from fish using pliers; you can also trap the unattached pests in the tank by using a container baited with food
Identification:
resembling the terrestrial “roly-polys” or pillbugs, parasitic isopods attach themselves to a fish’s body; some species will eat and then replace the fish’s tongue
Prevention:
Carefully examine, clean, and then quarantine all rock, coral, macroalgae, and fish before placing in the tank
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