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03-13-2012, 01:21 AM
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get your other powerhead in the tank and running, and aim it slightly towards the top of the water so that the water just ripples. i think you may have a problem with oxygen for the fish
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03-13-2012, 01:23 AM
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dont add anymore medicins to the tank untill everything comes back to normal adding things to an unstable tank is a whole new problem that you dont need
 **** edit**** dont add anything to the tank right now for a bit thats not ran on your reef aquarium on a normal basis. no buffers no meds no dosing if you like you can run carbon and is a good idea right now just test and do water changes it will stabilize on its own in no time in a 30g
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but what about the ich my guy came with will not medicating him kill him? I suppose it can't get anyworse if these two don't make it due to my misshandling of info I think i'll sell off the tank. I kept reptiles for 10 years fresh water for my whole life but this is the most stressful thing .
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03-13-2012, 01:35 AM
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in my honest opinion i personally would just bring the fish back, or give them up to someone with a running qt for meds, its the best thing you can do if you need help finding someone to take them let me know i know people in edmonton who could help you, you can even get them back if they make it dont quit yet trust me its actually very simple, just go the lazy route for a couple weeks , just do water changes and add nothing to the tank.time is what makes a reef work the more time the better if i was still in edmonton i would come over and give you some tips in person but maybe someone else will offer. i also reccommend visiting others tanks and seeing what they do and how they have stuff set up you will learn a tons in just a few short visits any questions feel free to ask away
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03-13-2012, 01:46 AM
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problem is my quarentine tank started the trouble in the first place I took a small rock from it and put it in the bio. 24 hours later little white spots appear.
Im sketchy about having people over because its a very small bacholer pad. Ive met many members on here in person and know the LFS staff by name. nobody seems sure of whats going on in my tank. everything was fantastic up until I brought that quarantine tank home (note to self kijiji is a $!@!@#!) I'm just at a loss right now. water changes once weekly 10 percent run my test kits don't touch it. there's just too much information out there.
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