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deepsixer
Guest
so is Stop Parasite worth a crap for a reef tank? if you have used it did it hurt anything in your tank?
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deepsixer
Guest
Originally Posted by Mr.limpit
it wont harm inverts to the best of my knowledge and it has worked on my tank the only time i had to use it
also Neon Gobies will eat parasites so it may be worth adding IMO
cool i didn't know that i will have to check up on the gobie. thanks
it wont harm inverts to the best of my knowledge and it has worked on my tank the only time i had to use it
also Neon Gobies will eat parasites so it may be worth adding IMO
cool i didn't know that i will have to check up on the gobie. thanks
lion_crazz
Active Member
I agree with both statements.
Hypo is obviously the better way to treat ich, but I personally like Stop Parasite if hypo is not an option. It is the only product I have ever had success with. The Stop Parasite worked each time I needed it, both in my tank, and my customers' tanks.
Neon gobies are wonderful things to have. Just make sure you get tank raised ones, and not wild caught gobies. There is a huge difference in survivability.
Hypo is obviously the better way to treat ich, but I personally like Stop Parasite if hypo is not an option. It is the only product I have ever had success with. The Stop Parasite worked each time I needed it, both in my tank, and my customers' tanks.
Neon gobies are wonderful things to have. Just make sure you get tank raised ones, and not wild caught gobies. There is a huge difference in survivability.
alyssia
Active Member
Originally Posted by lion_crazz
Neon gobies are wonderful things to have. Just make sure you get tank raised ones, and not wild caught gobies. There is a huge difference in survivability.
:scared: I did not know that. I got mine from here and it says it's origin is the Caribbean. What are the chances it will survive long term?
Neon gobies are wonderful things to have. Just make sure you get tank raised ones, and not wild caught gobies. There is a huge difference in survivability.
:scared: I did not know that. I got mine from here and it says it's origin is the Caribbean. What are the chances it will survive long term?
mr.limpit
New Member
Originally Posted by lion_crazz
Neon gobies are wonderful things to have. Just make sure you get tank raised ones, and not wild caught gobies. There is a huge difference in survivability.
doh!
I forgot to mention that didnt I? I made the mistake when i first started out of getting the wild ones only to see them parish 
Neon gobies are wonderful things to have. Just make sure you get tank raised ones, and not wild caught gobies. There is a huge difference in survivability.
doh!