dr. jay
Member
Well.... I took out my flame angel and put him into the QT and put some copper in. The next morning... the poor flame was gone.
The fish in the main tank, I have left alone for a few days and they seem to be fine. Yes... I do have a UV filter and 2 cleaner shrimp. Dont know if my royal gramma, and blue velvet damsel visited it, or if I got the flame out in time. Incidently I have been using a clown fish and 2 scooter blennies to cycle the hospital tank and they spend a night with the flame while it died.... They seem to be fine too. Although they have the benefit of copper. I dont know if the marine velver killed the fish (assuming it was MV) or putting a flame into a poor conditions (copper etc) did it. Well... I am using my old wet dry filter for my hospital tank and will not put a fish in there until it is up and running with a quality filter. I did not know Flames were so susceptible. It does say it in the books though. Thanks for the reply's guys
The fish in the main tank, I have left alone for a few days and they seem to be fine. Yes... I do have a UV filter and 2 cleaner shrimp. Dont know if my royal gramma, and blue velvet damsel visited it, or if I got the flame out in time. Incidently I have been using a clown fish and 2 scooter blennies to cycle the hospital tank and they spend a night with the flame while it died.... They seem to be fine too. Although they have the benefit of copper. I dont know if the marine velver killed the fish (assuming it was MV) or putting a flame into a poor conditions (copper etc) did it. Well... I am using my old wet dry filter for my hospital tank and will not put a fish in there until it is up and running with a quality filter. I did not know Flames were so susceptible. It does say it in the books though. Thanks for the reply's guys