For future reference, the link is also listed in our pinned/sidebar post under Disease. (In past years we saw more Ellobiopsidae which was reasonably untreatable, unlike Clado.)
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Sweet and thank you for providing detailed actionable results, great post! 🙂
As far as we’ve seen posted, it can return with others, even infected ones don’t seem to transmit it to others, so the vector for transmission might be environmental in the outdoor breeding ponds overseas, could be odd things like bird droppings or the like (conjecture). I’ve yet to hear a hobbyist having it spread or recur in their tanks.
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You might be asking about green feathery growth under a shrimp, likely Cladogonium ogishimae, a treatable parasitic algae, [see here for ID/treatment.](https://aquariumbreeder.com/ellobiopsidae-or-cladogonium-ogishimae-green-fungus-in-shrimp-tank/)
For future reference, the link is also listed in our pinned/sidebar post under Disease. (In past years we saw more Ellobiopsidae which was reasonably untreatable, unlike Clado.)
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Sweet and thank you for providing detailed actionable results, great post! 🙂
As far as we’ve seen posted, it can return with others, even infected ones don’t seem to transmit it to others, so the vector for transmission might be environmental in the outdoor breeding ponds overseas, could be odd things like bird droppings or the like (conjecture). I’ve yet to hear a hobbyist having it spread or recur in their tanks.