Is 2.25 ppm copper power too much?

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Hi guys, I got a 40gallon qt that’s measuring at 2.25ppm copper (dosed copper power and checked with Hanna). I just started the 30 day countdown yesterday as I plan on keeping them in copper for at least 30 days to kill off the ich. Is 2.25 too much? Should I be worried about keeping them in 2.25 for 30 days?
 
It’s recommended from Copper power to use its product at 2.5. So 2.25 is in between where I keep mine at 2.0 and 2.5. I think you’ll be ok as copper power isn’t as harsh as other copper treatments.
 
It’s recommended from Copper power to use its product at 2.5. So 2.25 is in between where I keep mine at 2.0 and 2.5. I think you’ll be ok as copper power isn’t as harsh as other copper treatments.
That’s great to hear thanks a lot, only thing I was worried about is that I have 2 fairy wrasses, a radiant wrasse, and a leopard wrasse in qt so I didn’t want it to be too harsh on them.
 

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