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11-16-2011, 03:51 AM
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I was using Ich-X directly into my reef tank full of sps and lps. All my invertebrates including shrimp and starfish were survived after the treatment. Just make sure you know exactly your water volume so you are not overdosing, and you have to do 20% of water change everyday. I did for a full week of treatment, then I stopped it even it was still showing signs of ich on some fish. But eventually it went away in about a week. I was also using a UV at the same time in 3 weeks period.
Remember to turn off your skimmer while using this medication. Last edited by Casey8; 11-16-2011 at 03:53 AM. 
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11-16-2011, 02:45 PM
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Please tell us more about your tank. How big is it? How long has it been setup? How long were the fish in the tank before they died? Did they all get white spots? What did they do before they died? Got pics?
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11-24-2011, 07:59 PM
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without a quarantine tank or separate sick fish tank there really isn't much you can realistically do. also note, the ich will stay in your system for a couple months. you really gotta QT the fish before you put them into your system or get your LFS to QT them for you if you trust them. after they look ok in QT, then you can transfer them into your system, fatten them up, feed them garlic with their food, and that should toughen them up so they can resist the ich and other diseases that they will be more susceptible to if they are stressed and unhealthy. alot of medications are not so great for a reef tank and the ones that are supposedly reef safe aren't so effective against ich. that's of course, just my opinion. some people run UV sterilizers as a preventative measure against things like ich as well but how effective they are is still debatable.
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