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07-17-2009, 04:33 PM
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The instructions on the bottle of Ick treatment say to remove it with carbon, which is what I did when I treated the first time around (plus a partial water change). But I don't want to submit the rocks to another treatment, as they did suffer a bit.
I truly have no room for a 90g tank, and I'm also recovering from surgery so shopping and bringing one home just isn't an option. The rock would be all right in a tub, would it not? I've heard people talk about doing that, for other reasons. thanks, 
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07-17-2009, 05:53 PM
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ya, the rock will be fine in the tub. I have a few pounds of rock sitting in a tub right now with a heater and Koralia 1 circulating the water. The rock is waiting to be put into a new tank. Lots of pods swimming around in that tub with no predators.. hehe.
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07-17-2009, 08:12 PM
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Do the rock need the heater and hte circulation? Heat shouldn't be a problem, it's hot here. Would it be all right if I just changed the water every couple days? I'm figuring this to be a four day event or so...? Do the rocks need any nourishment? Selco?
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07-17-2009, 09:46 PM
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07-18-2009, 12:55 AM
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ich treatments that dont contain copper dont really require you to take out the rock, and if your treating with copper in your main tank even after cleaning/removing the copper best as possible you could have issues keeping corals in that tank, i dont know if you have any coral or plan on it, but copper based treatments are the best way to go in my opinion
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