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			 well - I have marine velvet in my tank 
		
	
		
		
		
		
			I am pretty faithful about quarantining my fish, but have been slack on the corals - so I think it hitch hiked on a coral I bought a couple weeks ago. I have been doing some research on using hydrogen peroxide to treat it - it seems relatively simple, easy on the fish and effective. I thought I would write a log as to how it went. I am using 75mg/L (9.5mls 3% hydrogen peroxide/ 1 gallon tank water) as a 30 minute bath. - the fish did not seem stressed at all in the dip and the ones that showed lesions seemed to get almost instant relief (no visible velvet after the dip, only a few raw lesions where the fish had been most affected, breathing less laboured) - the fish were then placed into quarantine. I plan on repeating the dip in 7 days, then the fish will remain in quarantine until the fallow period is up. -starting with 11 fish - 2 tangs, 2 clowns, 2 wrasses, 2 bangaiis, 1 hawkfish, 1 assessor,1 gramma - I lost a tang and a wrasse overnight, but these were the sickest fish and probably would not have survived the night regardless. Everybody else is happy and eating w no visible signs of distress/velvet. will keep this thread updated. 
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			180 gallon LPS dominated reef Last edited by tlo; 08-15-2011 at 12:05 AM.  | 
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