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*sigh*
Probably too late for the invertebrates (including corals) in your tank now because one of the ingredients of rid ich is formalin which is pretty deadly to inverts. Do a large water change, as large as possible, even 100%. Run GAC after water change. Don't add any inverts into your tank until you pull all formalin out of your tank. Move all fish to a quarantine tank to treat ich. Good luck! |
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If I pull the coral that is still alive will it spread the ich?
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Possibly. Not for sure, but not for sure safe until they have been in a fallow (fish less) system for 72 days.
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In the future, best to ask if you are unsure rather than take actions that can have deadly consequences. Did the bottle state Rid Ick is reef-safe??? I would assume that "not safe for use with invertebrates" is stated on the bottle or it should be. Sorry to hear about your losses. Btw any of the powder ?? tangs are ick magnet fish.
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Who told you to use that med? O____o
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Start running carbon and hope that your frag tank isn't plumbed all together with your main cause the problems have just started
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Current tank---125 gallon mixed reef 60 gallon sump, Reef octopus nw200 skimmer, Rapid LEDs, Maxspec gyre, Mp10s, Fuge, Biweekly 20% WC, QT everything |
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