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![]() Very difficult to get. And expensive. Unless you want a kilo of it
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![]() Lol yes definitely expensive, but the new life spectrum ick shield powder has some sort of CP in it. I have picked some up to give it a try in my qt.
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![]() Well, this ended poorly. While he was swimming around fine 10 hours ago, came home to find him dead.
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![]() Crappy news Brad, sorry to hear.
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One thing that bothers me is I had lots of feeder zoas in the tank when I treated, perhaps these released something that set this in motion. I dunno. I'll try again.
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![]() Sorry to hear he didn't make it.
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i do believe that some fish just don't take to meds as easy as some others do.
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![]() Well I'm a little late, and sorry to bring up oxygen again... But if this is truly the issue, I can't believe someone hasn't suggested reducing temperature. Not sure what you guys are running at, but reducing water temp will reduce oxygen demand by slowing metabolism, and also increase dissolved oxygen. Most corals do fine as low as 76f, so it would be worth a shot
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