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I think that might be a problem your dumping way to many chemicals and products into your tank I'm saying that's what killed your fish but it can't be good.

I can understand that. Also how big is the new tang?

Sand? There's not supposed to be sand in a qt.

I was wondering why both pics were from above. What kind of angel is it? Nasos are very pretty tangs that just get better looking with age

It makes me want to go out and get one.

Let's get back to this new blondie you got. Let's see a better pic of him/her.

I know they're very popular in reef tanks so maybe they aren't that bad.

Most anthias need to be feed 3-4 small meals a day

I've heard six lines can be aggressive and go after shrimp occasionally.

Any of the fairy and flasher wrasses would be good.

What about small wrasses?

You have amazing restraint and dedication

If that's your way that's fine with me there are negatives and turn offs to hypo and copper but your right it's the end result that matters.

It's a lot of work. You'll need a a few tanks are to do this you basically move the fish from one tank to a new one over and over again so that when the ick falls off the fish it gets dumped it uses a lot of water and salt since your having to refill these tanks unroll the fish are cured it...

Garlic and other things like it actually don't do much for curing it either the only sure ways of curing ick are hypo, copper and tank transfer. There are some meds out that can cure it as well like metroplex, chloroquine phosphate and a few others they're supposed to be effective against...

Actually I believe raising the temperature only works in freshwater unless you raise the temp to around 90° which would kill your fish.

I believe it was in a tank with ick infected fish I'll have to look it up to go give you specifics

I can't remember the exact study but I know that studies have been done and they haven't found the ick parasite in the stomach of a cleaner wrasse

Cleaner wrasses and shrimp are not know to eat to eat the ick parasite

I hope you've got a concrete floor