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It is highly recommended that copper treatment be done in a QT, as it is not reef safe and rock/substrate can absorb the copper then release it at a later time making it difficult to keep in within therapeutic levels. You will also need the corresponding test kit for the copper. What brand do you have?
As for the angel she was fine I noticed a few fine sugar dots. Only because they stood out when the light hit her just right.
Just a few here and there. To be honest we have never QT it's more of an long acclimate period.Any odd behavior? Was your angel covered in spots or more of some here and there? What was your qt procedure?
No pale or discoloration for the angel. She is acting fine, eating, swimming.. I just noticed spots.Did you notice any pale or discolored patches? How is the angel now? Maybe someone else will have better inclination but I am very suspicious of velvet in this situation.
I'm sorry you lost your fish. Those are truly a beautiful species.I'm waiting for my husband to get home to be able to check parameters. Tang is gone.... I will be ding my best to figure out what happened so it doesn't happen again. I have also learned my lesson to QT. Thank you for your responses.