jeanheckle
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Originally Posted by sepulatian
http:///forum/post/2668319
Did you end up using the maracyn or not? The tank does not have to remain fallow but it would be a good idea o do a fifty percent water change. If you added the maracyn then just run some fresh carbon to remove it.
He likely suffered from shock. He had more than just fin damage from what I can see in the picture. I too have healed fish with fin damage, it was healed within a couple of weeks. I only used Zoecon. It was a pair of maroons and I had them in a 15 long QT. They were torn up when I bought them.
We did use the Macryn. I think it was the shock also. And I am fairly convinced the Clown is the culprit. Does this make sense? We are thinking of putting the clown in our 10 gallon QT tank and then introduce our new fish into the DT. I was going to add new LR anyway, so we can re-aquascape. After that we can reintroduce the Clown to the DT. Since he wil then be the new member, should he be less territorial?
http:///forum/post/2668319
Did you end up using the maracyn or not? The tank does not have to remain fallow but it would be a good idea o do a fifty percent water change. If you added the maracyn then just run some fresh carbon to remove it.
He likely suffered from shock. He had more than just fin damage from what I can see in the picture. I too have healed fish with fin damage, it was healed within a couple of weeks. I only used Zoecon. It was a pair of maroons and I had them in a 15 long QT. They were torn up when I bought them.
We did use the Macryn. I think it was the shock also. And I am fairly convinced the Clown is the culprit. Does this make sense? We are thinking of putting the clown in our 10 gallon QT tank and then introduce our new fish into the DT. I was going to add new LR anyway, so we can re-aquascape. After that we can reintroduce the Clown to the DT. Since he wil then be the new member, should he be less territorial?