Ammonia Level? 0
Nitrite Level? 0
Nitrate level? 10
Ph Level, (If possible,KH and GH and chloramines)? 8.3
Ph Level out of the Tap? 7.8
Tank size (How many Gals) and How long has it been running? 46g over a year
What is the name and size of the filter/s? penguin 350, penguin 100
How often do you change the water and how much? 40% weekly
How many fish in the tank and their size? 2 about 3" each usually there are 3, but Ziggy is still in the hospital tank
What kind of water additives or conditioners? prime
Any medications added to the tank? none
Add any new fish to the tank? no
What do you feed your fish? pro-gold, gel food, peas, bloodworms
Any unusual findings on the fish such as "grains of salt", bloody streaks, frayed fins or fungus? weird little white spot on her tail
Any unusual behavior like staying at the bottom, not eating, ect..? no

Well my fish are really giving me grief lately A couple of weeks ago one of my Orandas(ziggy) pineconed, but almost immediately started getting better and now seems to be over whatever he was dealing with. Now I have a new problem(although thankfully I don't think it's very serious). Yesterday I noticed Chubber my ranchu has 2 little white spots on her tail. One looks like those white spots on the ray that they get sometimes so I don't think that's anything. The other one is a little weirder though. It's right where her tail and body meet and it's white but not fuzzy... more jelly looking. I noticed it yesterday and it just looked like she scratched her slimecoat and some of it was coming off. However, today it looks more substantial. I moved her out to a little container so that I could photograph and poke and prod her and I touched it and it didn't feel like anything, but it also didn't come off. It was really hard to get a decent picture of it because it's so little and it's always out of focus. I think I'm going to salt the tank, but I wanted to consult here and see if there's any further actions that I should take.

Hi Imber. Great pics! I know how hard that is to do.

Looks to me at first glance like a little fungal growth. I am on my way out the door(will stop back later) and just wanted to say that I'd start with salting.
Run your fingers over the spot and see if its smooth or a little bit bumpy/waxy/hairy. Its also possible it could be the beginning of a viral type infection. One thing after another is how it goes huh!

Lol thanks for the comment on the pics... it took about 30 to get those good ones! When I poked at it a bit it didn't really feel like anything - like it just squished down to nothing. I need to give it another try because she was so wiggly that I was really worried about hurting her and then she pooed on me. I'll start with the salt and see how it goes!