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![]() don't have a answer but are you planning hypo-salinity even if no problems being show?
Last edited by mark; 02-07-2008 at 02:22 PM. Reason: splg |
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![]() All fish have to monitored for signs of stress. I've had a White Cheek Tang and a 6 Line Wrasse that didn't do well in it. Apparently, from what I've read, Wrasses in general don't do well in hypo salinity, and Tangs do poorly in copper.
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![]() I have heard scale-less fish don't fare well with hypo, I've also heard they don't need it as ich needs scales to attach to a fish.
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![]() Aren't Tangs scaleless?
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![]() I'm going to use it as part of my quarantine rigamarole. Something like 30% of a fish's energy is spent on osmoregulation so hyposaline's good for fish that came out of transport. They can spend their energy recovering instead of just osmoregulation.
Thanks for the info on scaled vs. scaleless fish.
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![]() Gotta ask; What the heck is a hyposalinity treatment? Never heard of it. Guess you all know how much of a newbie I am now>>>
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