Possibly not ich??

[Noobreefer90]

Ok so I just got to thinking and did a little research. Both of my clowns passed awhile back and I was thinking it was caused by ich. But now that I think Bout it could it possibly be from being stung a lot        Right before there deaths they had hosted my torch coral which is gone now. Don’t know if the torch stinging them would cause the white ich like spots and cause there death 

[WV Reefer]

27 minutes ago, Noobreefer90 said:

Ok so I just got to thinking and did a little research. Both of my clowns passed awhile back and I was thinking it was caused by ich. But now that I think Bout it could it possibly be from being stung a lot        Right before there deaths they had hosted my torch coral which is gone now. Don’t know if the torch stinging them would cause the white ich like spots and cause there death 

Sting marks are usually black spots. 

[Tamberav]

Stings are black and should not be harmful to a clown, they have a thick mucus coat and their host nem actually stings them too. I can't imagine a euphyllia killing a clown, I had tiny itty bitty baby clowns who used to play in them all day. 

[WV Reefer]

Here is a pic of my clownfish with stings from palys:

 

[Tamberav]

I should probably also mention a type of disease of flatworms called 'black ich' but it isn't ich. It is however a parasite. Just in case you did actually have black spots, this is another cause.

 

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/black-ich-turbellarians.259912/

 

 

 

[Clown79]

2 hours ago, Noobreefer90 said:

Ok so I just got to thinking and did a little research. Both of my clowns passed awhile back and I was thinking it was caused by ich. But now that I think Bout it could it possibly be from being stung a lot        Right before there deaths they had hosted my torch coral which is gone now. Don’t know if the torch stinging them would cause the white ich like spots and cause there death 

Sting Mark's aren't white, they are black.

 

@Tamberav gave you the info you need.