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![]() From what I remember the velvet can be floating in the water (like ich) so I would use new SW.
What I did (major PITA but it worked) was set up a 110g QT tank with new SW and I did a 50% water change every other day so ammonia would not build up, and treated with cuppermine (sp?) for 2 weeks. During the copper treatment I bought 80 pounds of cured LR from a tank shut down and set up a 90ish gallon rubbermaid. Transferred all my fish (only 8 left out of 34) after treatment into the rubbermaid (did weekly w/c) and kept them there for 6 weeks. They were out of the display for 8 weeks total then I slowly added them back into the display after that. Ran only heaters and powerheads in QT and the rubbermaid. I used PVC pipes for hiding spots in the QT and followed the instructions on the cuppermine bottle for treatment
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One more fish should be ok?, right!!! ![]() Last edited by fishoholic; 01-29-2012 at 06:36 PM. |
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![]() That's correct. marine velvet just like marine ich has a free floating stage. Don't use old water.
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![]() Ouch, sorry to hear. Hope all works out for you.
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![]() Oh dear.. sorry to hear that Brad. Having gone through velvet myself, I feel for ya. As others have said, time is not on your side unfortunately.
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![]() Christy just showed up, so we're draining now. BRB.
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![]() Done. Missed 2 fish.
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