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Nano 11-13-2011 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by reefme (Post 650102)
How old is your tank?

7 weeks old. Still very young I just started adding coral

Myka 11-13-2011 08:33 PM

Use medicated dips for Zoa Nudis before adding them to your tank. Coral Rx works well.

Nano 11-13-2011 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Myka (Post 650107)
Use medicated dips for Zoa Nudis before adding them to your tank. Coral Rx works well.

Does iodine work for this too?

Myka 11-13-2011 08:38 PM

Yep. You using Lugol's?

Nano 11-13-2011 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Myka (Post 650111)
Yep. You using Lugol's?

No haven't used anything yet, but I will in the future. I like that's tailspot they are pretty neat little buggers.

Leah 11-13-2011 08:43 PM

I would not go with any Wrasses or Mandarins/Scooters. I would look at Gobies instead some real cool ones. For color a Yashia and the Twin spots are cool. But your tank is not even established yet. I'd wait before adding more fish. And also love my Tailspot.

Myka 11-13-2011 08:43 PM

I like Coral Rx better, it seems to work on more critters, and the corals don't seem to mind it as much. I've lost a few LPS & SPS corals over the years with iodine-based dips. Zoas are tough, they don't mind the iodine.

Nano 11-13-2011 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Leah (Post 650115)
I would not go with any Wrasses or Mandarins/Scooters. I would look at Gobies instead some real cool ones. For color a Yashia and the Twin spots are cool. But your tank is not even established yet. I'd wait before adding more fish. And also love my Tailspot.

Yeah I agree and as said it'll probably be nearly a month before I add a fish. By then it'll be nearly 3 months. But the twin spot Toby was one I had forgot to mention on my list I love them as well cause they are nice fairly elaborate fish they don't get too big I've heard

Nano 11-13-2011 08:48 PM

Also guys thanks as always for the help I am new so the more opinions the better

Leah 11-13-2011 08:53 PM

Thought of another very entertaining fish for you a Canary Blenny.


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