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Strange did u find a reason mitch?
Currently I have the 55 gallon up and running. I have not lost anymore fish at the moment. The yellow tang looks awful as do the clowns. But they are hanging in there. I installed the UV sterilizer and hope to receive my order in the next day or so. I ordered a sponge filter to add in combination the hang on the back filter that has filter floss type sponge block in it. I also have a new reliable eheim heater and salifert copper test and 2 bottles of cupramine on the way. I have to go out of town for work unfortunately til late Wed. So Thursday will probably be the day I start to transfer every fish over to the hospital tank.
Kevan, I might need to borrow your tubs again. I don't have a lot of confidence that I'm going to be able to catch all the fish in the fish trap. Because the clowns are in hiding and not eating real well.
lemme know if I can be of assistance.
Chris got the recipe from me. It's basicaly metronidazole (~ 125 mg or half a regular 250 mg Flagyl) mixed with a little garlic, zoe and selcon in equal parts (the zoe and selcon are not essential but do help some IMO, the garlic is basically to disolve the metronidazole and mask the taste), just enough to disolve and soaked up with freeze dried brine shrimp. Stays good for a few days in the fridge. Feed 2 x a day until a week or so after you see the last ich outbreak is gone. The food is safe to use in a reef tank.Years ago, a member named c_stowers had a recipe for a I think a medicated fish food for fish with Ich. I remember gettin' some when I thought 1 of my fish had ich but turned out it wasn't ich. But the fish loved the food. Anyone know about this? Probably could find it if I try to dig it up on RC. But it was several years ago...
Steve