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View Poll Results: If you notice ich in quarantine, what do you do?
Feed well, if fish is healthy after a while add to display 9 29.03%
Treat with Hyposalinity 9 29.03%
Treat with Cupramine 6 19.35%
Other - State it as a comment below 7 22.58%
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Old 11-03-2011, 05:40 PM
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So in order to keep an ich-free display you would have to quarantine everything going in. For those of us who keep sps this means another complete setup with good lights, flow, water quality and everything else needed to keep them happy for there 6-8 week coral quarantine. The fish quarantine is not the part I have trouble swallowing. It doesn't cost alot or take an awful lot of effort to run a small fish only quarantine. The problem is for the coral. Is anyone actually doing this? If you claim your tank is ich-free then you must be quarantining all coral that comes on a rock or plug for 6-8 weeks. . . . Seems pretty intense to me. . . I don't think the gf would agree to another tank for coral quarantine haha

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