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![]() I wouldn't treat with copper, its going to do more damage then good. Definatly if the ick-x is making things worse stop using it and let your water changes and skimmer pull it out.
If the ich isn't too bad (pic would help) then just soak the food with selcon and garlic and all the fish should be fine. A little ich after the stress of moving tanks is pretty common and should clear up by itself if you have healthy fish. If you don't have coral you can do a hyposalinity treatment and hopefully that will help clear things up. |
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![]() Another good product to use for ick is Medic by Polyplab. It's a 10 day treatment and you can double up on the doseage. It's reef safe so will not harm corals.
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![]() Quote:
And that's why I don't post from my iPhone Good luck Mulch whatever you decide to do |
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![]() Just a heads up.
You cannot use ichX if you have been using prime water conditioner. It results in a rapid and drastic drop in the available oxygen (IIRC) resulting in a crash. Do lots of water changes. \ Both are good products, but cannot be used together. |
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Good luck with the tank, a crash is something we all fear. |