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If you are looking for something to enrich your food I think you should try Zoecon put out by Kent.

remember you will still read ammonia with the stress coat but it it non toxic.

try to post a pic are the spots under the scales red

Just stay steady on course she still may have some unseen in her gills

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Time for a Lois smile Quote: I can't say as I blame her as two weiners wouldn't be the coolest crew to spend my time with. oh you are so wrong Lois would think that would be soooooo cool I see you smiling

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Quote: Originally Posted by srfisher17 (Sniff, sniff) That's about the most beautiful picture I've ever seen; and the greenery behind that fine bottle of gin looks nice too! Did it meet your expectations? my expectations and then some

you already know my feelings

Well my friend it took a year yes a year for my source (international flight attendant) to come through but she did and I must say it was worth the wait.

Wow so you have a very rare opportunity, to score one for the good guys. It’s sad to think how many hobbyists would have just trashed that fish. Keep up the good work and you may just find that the ugly duckling of your tank is really the beautiful swan

Great no disrespect intended he just looked a little thin to me especially around the head area

Quote: Originally Posted by yannifish Verture? lol. Is Stress Coat pretty much the same thing? yes

Patience is a verture

Quote: Originally Posted by yannifish So am I adding water to the tank and draining at the same time, or drain then fill? I'm not sure what that is in ppt, but I'll check. But is that salinity low enough to kill the ich? You want to drain first than add you want your salinity at 14 ppt salinity...

Quote: If you need to use antibiotics, the UV reduces the effectiveness of the antibiotics. Beth dear heart you need to tell me more about this Quote: Once you use copper in a QT then the QT can retain that copper long after treatment. retain yes leach out at a Lethal rate for fish, I have never...

The same applies IMO to removing and adding a small diameter hose will slowly take out and then add water to your tank. You can do this with the lights off and the room dim. I would also just go by salinity when checking and I am sure you know why

Just use a small diameter hose to syphon out the water and replace at water change. I like to also treat the tank with prime when preforming hypo constant SG of 1.009/salinity 14 ppt

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