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10/18/2007, 12:47 PM
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WOW I love my sixline
The other day I was looking in my tank and noticed one of my tangs were stressed and had ich next thing I noticed was the tang swam up to my six line wrasses and was letting him pick of the ich. Has any one else had this happen before.
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10/18/2007, 07:32 PM
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I've seen young sixlines clean other fish before, and when I posted about it here a few other people popped up and said theirs had done the same.
I don't think you'll see the ich problem disappear with the sixline's cleaning though - keep an eye on the tangs, be ready to remove them to a QT if you need to (along with the other fish). Best of luck.
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10/18/2007, 11:54 PM
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im prepared for it, its disapered but i think its in the egg stage. So if it does i got my 10 gallon qt tank ready.
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10/19/2007, 09:00 AM
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If the fish is healthy it's immune system should kick the ich fairly easy. My powder blue gets a spot or two every couple weeks but they only last a day at the most.
I agree with snorvich on the Sixline. I loved mine until it became agressive. I was happy to see it on the carpet after work one day.
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10/19/2007, 02:37 PM
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Thats cool to witness i once witness a juvi-emperor angel cleaning a juvi queen angel.
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