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![]() it should be below 1.010, it should be at 1.009 all the time and it must be adjusted with a very well calibrated refractometer for it to work.
Sometimes it may take a week before the white dots start to go away but the ick cycle is at least 3 weeks so this treatment is much longer than 2 weeks. Do not treat your fish with copper if there is an open wound. Hyposalinity should be fine. You must keep the fish at this salinity for at least 4 weeks after the last white spots are gone. Do not treat with copper in low salinity as the two methods are not compatible. YOu can dip your fish in Paraguard even in salinity 1.009 and return it to the quarantine tank no problem, for immediate releive. Use the "dip" concentration for one hour. That should help remove some of them. Quote:
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