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How would that be good for the fish without a filter and skimmer for 7 weeks ?I would consider treating in a large sterilite or Rubbermaid tub.
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How would that be good for the fish without a filter and skimmer for 7 weeks ?I would consider treating in a large sterilite or Rubbermaid tub.
That’s not what many have said ... and read seachem cupramine instructions it is removable . And many have had success after a month with all corals back in and alive years later .. if you have not tried it don’t judgeRight??? My thoughts exactly. You will never be able to reintroduce your coral and inverts after treating with Copper...
Thank you I will do that. Yeah he was on the gsp but he has moved nowYour right, he’s not looking good , mouths a good sign of upset. You’ve fed him a lot in a short space of time also imo . Sounds like he’s just had a rough ride .. I would stop feeding,he may be due a poop that often makes them look a bit rough until they expell the waste .. lighting looks weak he’ll need good light to aid his recovery and get some energy back. Also keep an eye on that shrimp . My cleaner used to terrorise my anemone’s when food was in the vicinity trying to dig it out of the Nem. It all goes in the stress pot and no one likes a stressed out life.is the gsp on the nem as well ? Maybe give him a clear spot to himself with some medium flow . So - good quality clean water, no aggrevation, no more food , good flow and light . And good luck ...
You would need to acquire or use your existing skimmer and pick up or make a filter. I feel like a few bucks is better than treating in DT.How would that be good for the fish without a filter and skimmer for 7 weeks ?
Ok thanks . Very good info here thank you for sharing your experience with anemones too . Yeah I think some people just don’t understand that sometimes in some places all the anemones available are not in good condition to begin with. Also depending on where you live shipping and the process of moving can affect the anemone negatively. But it’s never impossible to recover an anemone . And also it’s a good thing you are kinda saving it’s life . Thank you and good luck .
- I believe that anemone can be save, I had the same experience before but brought them back by being careful with water change, good light and feeding the anemone directly with frozen krill. You just have to be patient and take some time and wait, most important of course the water quality. Never try to remove an anemone by putting it directly on the power head. Good luck!
And naughtyyyyyAww! They are adorable!
Tried it many times . Nothing came off of the powder brownIch? Fresh water dip and watch them drop like flies in a bug zapper!
https://www.thespruce.com/give-fish-a-freshwater-bath-2924972
Good. And I hope you never get it .!!!!I never qt my fish because ich will always find a way in. Every once in a while I find a spot but it goes away within a day or two. I keep my fish healthy with good water quality and food. Ive never REALLY had a problem with ich and velvet.
Going well day 13 almost no lr absorptionDay 6 of cupramine in my dt and everything is going well . Some spaghetti worms and sorbet worms came out of the rock and I removed them to avoid an ammonia spike everything is going well white spot is completely off the powder brown with only one spot left in him and the other fish are all clear .
ookI agree, it's worth trying but the ones I've seen in that condition almost never recover. Sometimes fish stores say what they need to to make a sale. It's
Sad. That anemone definitely should not be that light though.
Yes, I've used cupramine a number of times but never in my display. I don't see how you could get it all out of the rock and sand to make it safe. But maybe others have had success with it, so disregard my comment on that.
Best of luck, I hope it works out for you.