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12-09-2010, 03:56 AM
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surprisingly the tang hasn't shown any signs of ich. Its my Firefish that I have seen rubbing its sides on the sand bend, and one of the cardinals that has a few white spots.
Also the tang is still a small juvenile and I plan to pass it on to a friend with a much larger system when it gets too big.
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33 gallon tank, 20gallon Sump, 5 gallon refugium Flame Halk, Dwarf Lionfish, Ocellaris Clown, Black O. Clown, Purple Dottyback, Psychedelic Mandarinfish, Green Mandrinfish, Firefish, Cleaner Wrasse, Blue/Green Cromis. Various Zoas & mushrooms, Frogspawn, devils hand, Xenia, Bubble Anemone, Feather duster. 
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12-09-2010, 03:57 AM
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And thanks for the advise with the garlic, I am gonna look into that ASAP
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33 gallon tank, 20gallon Sump, 5 gallon refugium Flame Halk, Dwarf Lionfish, Ocellaris Clown, Black O. Clown, Purple Dottyback, Psychedelic Mandarinfish, Green Mandrinfish, Firefish, Cleaner Wrasse, Blue/Green Cromis. Various Zoas & mushrooms, Frogspawn, devils hand, Xenia, Bubble Anemone, Feather duster.
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12-19-2010, 04:46 AM
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I treated for 10 days using this stuff http://polyplab.com/medic.html and I have never had ich in my tank since. I wished I had used it sooner. The gal at the fish store compared it to buying flea collars to get rid of fleas (which only kinda work) vs buying Advantage and ending the problem (because it doesn't just kill the flea, it breaks the reproduction cycle).
Good luck!
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12-19-2010, 04:34 PM
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