dawn
06/21/2001, 12:08 PM
After 1.5 years of no disease, I have ick in my tank. My tank is 90 gallons with a heniochus, 2 genicanthus angels, and 2 clowns. The clowns appear unaffected. As well I also have half a dozen corals, shrimp, crabs, and snails.
To treat the fish with the lowered salinity, I have two choices: put the fish in my 20 gallon mixing bucket (I could put the clowns in a different 10 gallon bucket they've done fine in before) or remove the corals and other inverts to different holding tanks while I lower the main tank. Except for a toadstool that's grown onto
the base rock, the inverts would be a lot easier to get out. Catching the two angels would be one
hell of a job.
What do people recommend?
thanks
Dawn
BTW, I had a quarantine tank setup but it's only a 10 gallon. I've stopped using it because I've lost more fish in it due to the size and problems keeping the water quality good enough. For the future I'm going to have to rethink my plans.
To treat the fish with the lowered salinity, I have two choices: put the fish in my 20 gallon mixing bucket (I could put the clowns in a different 10 gallon bucket they've done fine in before) or remove the corals and other inverts to different holding tanks while I lower the main tank. Except for a toadstool that's grown onto
the base rock, the inverts would be a lot easier to get out. Catching the two angels would be one
hell of a job.
What do people recommend?
thanks
Dawn
BTW, I had a quarantine tank setup but it's only a 10 gallon. I've stopped using it because I've lost more fish in it due to the size and problems keeping the water quality good enough. For the future I'm going to have to rethink my plans.