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True...2 dogs to be exact:) the next poster has scuba dived in the ocean

I'm not real familiar with lionfish but i know it is normal for fish to hide in the rocks when you first put them in. I'd say it's probably not good if you haven't seen any sign of him for 5 days. I can usually at least see them hiding in the rocks, uno? don't know if this will help or not.

I wanna see everyone's babies....or in my case zoo, lol! The first pic is my baby girls Zeppelin & Electra 2nd pic is our siamese cat named kitty-kitty...pretty origanal huh? i just stuck! 3rd is leo...don't have pics of the 2 babies leopard geckos @ work 4th is another pic of my beautiful...

false...more like 5 oclock...ugh only 4 more hours:) next poster has a tiger striped cat:D

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false next poster is awaiting an important package:)

Originally Posted by Al Mc I was hoping it was a 'fish only' tank as you could have tried to permanently eliminate the Ich by using hyposalinity on the display tank itself. I preface my next comment by suggesting that the best way to try to eliminate the present Ich and preventing recurrence is...

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I just got my pbt about 2 weeks ago too:) mine usually does laps swimming to one end then turns around and swims to the other end for hours.

Originally Posted by mkroher you can't do hypo on that tank because it will kill your inverts. Yeah, i was thinkin bout maybe tankin the inverts out n puttin them in a 10 gallon and treating the dt....what do you think?

Originally Posted by mkroher first of all.. you THINK you have ich. you claim sometimes the spots are there, but sometimes they're not? At what time interval do you notice this? Do you know the life cycle of ich? feeding them garlic is not going to cure the ich problem. yeah, i do think....but...

Originally Posted by sepulatian I am wondering that as well. Also how big is this tank and what is in it? If your tank is large, and not overly stocked, then you can get away with just treating ich. If we are talking about a smaller tank, then no matter what you pour into the tank, the fish...

Originally Posted by Al Mc As other posters have noted it is unlikely that either product will eliminate the Ich infestation. Is this a reef you are talking about or a FOWLR system that by defionition contains no inverts? I guess it's considered reef, no corals, but some snails, hermits, 3...

Originally Posted by VALgae what type of tank is your DT? fish only? if you do have some coral could you move those to the 10g's and do hypo in your DT? I have a 200 gallon i guess it would be considered reef bc i have a few inverts. snails, hermits, 3 anemones, sea urchin and a starfish. do...

Originally Posted by nina&noah Which of the fish are new? If they have ich it is because something is stressing them out. Find the source of the stress and it could help. Also, although it is very controversial, I have had alot of success with feeding garlic. All of the fish that have ick...

Originally Posted by 9supratt4 How is your DT set up?? Reef, FO, FOWLR?? Size?? reef, not like corals or anything but i have snails n hermits n 3 anemones and a sea urchin. the size is 200 gallon with 8 fish.

yeah, they're reef safe supposidly.

....besides have qt'd them, lol! I think i have ich, have seen white spots that look raised on the skin and fins of my purple, hippo and powder blue tang. sometimes when i look in there it's on them, sometimes it's not, but i know it can't be sand or something. the hippo rubs on the rocks. i...

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