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I know what you mean, I've been battling ich and now, what appeares to be marine velvet, that I thought I got rid of last Aug.
Next weekend I'm planning on draining my 175g tank into tubs, catching all my fish and then filling the tank back up again Anyone want to come and help? Last edited by marie; 04-11-2006 at 03:09 AM. |
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Sorry for your losses
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I feel for ya dude, it's a sickening feeling seeing them hang on for the last moments of their life.
If you are running a reef, it's a little harder trying to rid ich and you may need to wait the entire life cycle of the ich before adding fish again. IF you are running a FOWLR, you can use hyposalinity, copper, or simply start over. |
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if you cannot save her, you should not watch her suffer...end it quickly
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