After searching everywhere, the closest thing I can find is lymphocystis.  Do you think that might be it?  Anyway if that is it then there is not much to do other than keep the water conditions good, and he should get better.

The problems with my fish in the first place was that 1) there was ich in my tank.  And 2) the fish were stressed while I was on vacation when the temperature in my tank dropped to 60 deg.  This allowed the ich to take hold.  I went through a similar situation on my 55 gal tank, and by the time it was over I had lost 3/4 of my fish.  At the time I was using a rdp system with a protien skimmer for filtration.

So now after taking all the fish out of the display tank all the parasites in DT will die, and all the parasites on the fish will die due to the hyposalinity.  Also the fish will be healthy (if I can figure out what is going on with the clown fish).  I will have healthy fish in a tank without ich.

So how are they subject to the same problems that put them in the QT in the first place?

apparently they can live at that salinity for years.  Although I don't know if it is very healthy for them.  My flame angel has been doing great in it.  His HLLE is now gone, and so it the ich.  Also his color seems better.  

Do the flukes fall off if you do a freshwater dip going from 1.008 sg?  I thought about trying that, but I think the flukes die from the quick change in salinity, where I don't know if it will work going from already low...?  And also like mark said they look internal....

Thanks, I may take you up on that offer.  However I am not sure when.  I have two kids getting there tonsils out in the morning.

I have been feeding them good frozen food, as well as omega one pellets with garlic.  The fish seem healthy, except those bumps. 

Thanks mark... where do I find Nitroferizon?

I used "now" garlic oil softgels, I pressed garlic cloves, and I used omega one pelets with garlic.  The now softgels seemed to work the best.

I didn't know macroalgae would live at 1.008 sg...?  Also from what I hear it is not a good Idea to use live rock/ live sand because when you drop the salinity you will get a lot of die-off, and the bacteria can go inactive.

 

If you want, I'll sell you 1/2 lb for $7.  I think I have both 1mm and 2mm pellets, but definitely the 2mm.  I think this will help your fish fight off what's going on.  After all, the fish are like us in that Doctors don't heal us, they help our bodies heal themselves.  You can't heal the fish, healing comes from within.  You can help by improving the environment and diet.