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Re: Curing ick         


Author: no-spam
Date: Aug 27, 2008 20:09

This method is not practical, it sounds good in theory. The biggest pitfall
with this method is that you have to first catch the fish from the tank, and
catching them is not easy unless you have a bare bottom tank, no coral, no
landscaping.

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>Putting vcoper in a marine fish tank is bad to do. A quick and...
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Re: Curing ick         


Author: expat
Date: Aug 28, 2008 09:15

On Aug 27, 10:09 pm, "no-spam" no-spam.com> wrote:
> This method is not practical, it sounds good in theory. The biggest pitfall
> with this method is that you have to first catch the fish from the tank, and
> catching them is not easy unless you have a bare bottom tank, no coral, no
> landscaping.
>
> "expat" gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:a6044e8e-fc77-4ef5-8e9d-6f476d59f964@r66g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
>>Putting vcoper in a marine fish tank is bad to do. A quick and simple
>>dip in RODI water that is preferablly temp and PH matched tothe tanks
>>water is a very effective way to fix an ICH problem. Use a separate
>>tank or container to use for the dip of about 1 or 2 minutes. I let em
>>in for as long as possible or up till the fish starts to stress out. I
>>also like to keep the tank free of any fish for a couple of weeks as
>>well after the infected fish are removed in additon to healthy fish as
>>without a host the ich parasite will die. It pays to have a basic bare ...
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