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![]() It would be OK, for those 1.5" fish, but for a 4" fish, anything you can do to make it a little bigger would be better. 15-20g if you can.
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![]() Yup everything that goes in my tank get quarantined. I quarantine for 14 days, 7 with chloroquine phosphate, and then 7 days of observation. It's all done in a 15g tank with a hob filter, heater and bubbler.
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![]() I do.
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![]() Aquattro do you have a thread detailing your treatment procedure for chlorquine phosphate? I was considering using this treatment for a flame angel I have in qt. thanks
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![]() I QT all new fish using the hypo method.
http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2007/6/fish Not only for disease prevention but gives them a strong head start before going into the display tank.
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![]() Yes, minimum six weeks including prazi-pro and either CP or cupramine depending on species.
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![]() I may have typed something out long ago, but I use 20mg/l in tank, no carbon, no rock. After 7 days I change 50% water with new water containing 10mg/l. Lights off, it's photosensitive.
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![]() Quote:
Also turn off UV if you use it. General consensus is 40mg/gal for prophylactic QT or 80mg/gal for treatment of active ich/brook/velvet. 20mg/l is about 75mg/gal for those that like mixing units ![]() |
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![]() Where did those numbers come from?
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