Hi, my baby fish... well their feeder fish (thats like goldfish right?) well they were suposst to be food for my brothers turtle but i couldn't bear to letr my mom do that... So i got these baby fish and i put them in my big tank 50gal with my other goldfish but they were so small i was afriad that my big guy horus would eat them so i transfered them to a 10gal tank that i used as a breeder tank for my bettas and now they have a lot of little white spots on them so i thought it was ick and changed 40% of the water and put in a ick tab(little alka selzer looking thing) and a parisite tab but now one died and he was practicly covered in the white spots HELP BEFORE I LOSE MY OTHER FISH the poor thing lost his friend already now im afriad scoba sam is going to die.. help please.
-Punkie

I wish I was an expert !!! I am so sorry about your little fish. Alot of people that I know have always been unsure about "white spots." I also am not sure if it was ick or not. Did you compare the pictures ? And how were your water levels in the 10 gal ?

Ick will look like little salt grains over the entire body(see
attached pic).

I had success using a product called Rid-Ich by Kordon, I
got it at Petco. Remove all the carbon out of your tank and
follow directions(for smaller fish use a smaller dose). Turn
off the tank lights and cover the tank with a towel. Yes, turn
up the heater to around 80*f. Every 3rd day syphon the bottom
for eggs. Leave everyone in the tank and treat them all. Use of
aquarium salt? varies from person to person.

As what PM94 say,rid-ick really work for me.Within one day all the white spot is gone but i still let the medication sleep around for a few day to play safe.Well maybe you should try

I tried the towel and i put more salt ( not regulr kind lol) but i couldn't go out to get rid-ick my parents wern't home but it didn't stop poor baby hummer from dieing but it was clearing up but his back fin was starting to get fin rot and i think he just couldn't take that his friend died

Im so sorry about Hummer
How much salt is in the tank now?