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![]() what type of tank are you keeping, fowlr, reef?
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RSM 250. Clownfish, Fox face, Blue tang, Yellow tang, Kole tang, Clown tang, Coral beauty angel, French Angel, splendid dottyback. CUC, softies, lps, sps. |
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![]() we treated the tank with a reef safe med we bought from j&l ~> aqua munster protomarin reef safe treatment. whether or not it worked i cant really say. we lost 4 fish while dosing with the med. the hogfish didnt show any visible signs of ick or brooklynella but he was rubbing on the live rock very frequently. the watchman defin had ick spots and by the end of the reef treatment and to date the hog has stopped rock rubbing and we havent seen anything on the watchman. i dont know if this means they fought it off or if the reef med worked.
i agree there is a possibility the ick is still in the tank. after quite a bit of reading i get the impression that ick is in a lot of tanks at low levels and becomes a problem when the tank is stressed? i made the mistake of adding a lot of fish at once and i think i was asking for trouble. if i restock more slowly with less shock to the system can i control the ick? it is a reef tank. |
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![]() I would think a bigger problem would be the brooklynella it's a bit more serious then ich. Are you sure it was brook that you had?
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![]() we had two things going on. at first there were fuzzy dots on our angel, watchman, and clown goby. then our angel developed a weird film all over her before she died. then the ocellaris clowns got the same film but much heavier. it was so thick on them they poor lil guys couldnt even swim. it looked very much like the photos ive seen of clowns with brooklynella.
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