Frank keep up the good fight!!! Hugs brother!i quit ,quiting smoking 11;32 am...;Facepalm
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I'm out.. gotta go work on tanks, cya all tomorrow.;Chicken
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Frank keep up the good fight!!! Hugs brother!i quit ,quiting smoking 11;32 am...;Facepalm
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Hey salty did you ever see these side-by-side video of two powder brown tangs coming out of the same system, being freshwater dipped side by side?Just my 2 cents on FW dips. They don't cure Velvet but can provide much needed temporary relief. Make sure you aerate your water heavily for about 30 min before you put the fish in. No need to aerate during the dip since the fish is only it for 5 min or less. If you're worried about the PH put a little pipette of tank water into the dip to raise the PH shortly before you put the fish in. During the dip, watch the fish closely it should be upright and breathing HEAVILY at all times. If the fish acts lethargic try getting it to move around with your finger. If the fish's breathing slows at any point during the dip take the fish out. Only keep the fish in 5 min max. FW dips can be stressful the first few times you do it, but you've got this! Best of luck!
No, I haven't seen that it sounds interesting. I can't say that I've seen gill flukes in the bottom of a dip container only body flukes. Was it body flukes coming off of them?Hey salty did you ever see these side-by-side video of two powder brown tangs coming out of the same system, being freshwater dipped side by side?
I know it's pure anecdotal as they could have had massively different amounts of flukes on them, But homies started the video saying he believes they would get many more visible flukes from the water with a stone in it.
Boy was he right. The water without a stone you could definitely see fLuke's falling off but slowly. With the added bubbler, it was like a torrent.
Thanks for advice, @SaltyT !Just my 2 cents on FW dips. They don't cure Velvet but can provide much needed temporary relief. Make sure you aerate your water heavily for about 30 min before you put the fish in. No need to aerate during the dip since the fish is only it for 5 min or less. If you're worried about the PH put a little pipette of tank water into the dip to raise the PH shortly before you put the fish in. During the dip, watch the fish closely it should be upright and breathing HEAVILY at all times. If the fish acts lethargic try getting it to move around with your finger. If the fish's breathing slows at any point during the dip take the fish out. Only keep the fish in 5 min max. FW dips can be stressful the first few times you do it, but you've got this! Best of luck!
I believe body flux are the only ones you can actually see with your naked eyes so I would have to assume so. It's straight up look like somebody poured a bunch of clear glitter into the waterNo, I haven't seen that it sounds interesting. I can't say that I've seen gill flukes in the bottom of a dip container only body flukes. Was it body flukes coming off of them?
Who on earth would have started a rumor like that!Didn't fall in the tank.
That's crazy! Did the fish bleed out? My worry with increasing the amount of flukes dislodging like that would cause it to bleed outI believe body flux are the only ones you can actually see with your naked eyes so I would have to assume so. It's straight up look like somebody poured a bunch of clear glitter into the water
Nope. It seemed perfectly fine once it went back into saltwater.That's crazy! Did the fish bleed out? My worry with increasing the amount of flukes dislodging like that would cause it to bleed out![]()
Gill flukes do cause mass bleeding. it's a nightmare to see.Nope. It seemed perfectly fine once it went back into saltwater.
I'm not positive but believe skill flukes are the ones most likely to cause bleeding when they dislodge in large numbers.
Agreed. That is what killed my first scopas of this qt cycleGill flukes do cause mass bleeding. it's a nightmare to see.
It's how I lost my pink margin fairy wrasse. He was big! It was hard to watch.Agreed. That is what killed my first scopas of this qt cycle
see now, that translates out in mike speak as you quit smoking and then you quit quitting smoking so there fore you are in fact still smoking.i quit ,quiting smoking 11;32 am...;Facepalm
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Here's a nice pink margin at a good price. Maybe QT'd too? A buddy of mine has ordered from them and said they're a great vendor.It's how I lost my pink margin fairy wrasse. He was big! It was hard to watch.
I was thinking about it.Here's a nice pink margin at a good price. Maybe QT'd too? A buddy of mine has ordered from them and said they're a great vendor.
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I know some wrasseholesYo @SaltyT
Got any idea for me for another wrassehole that would fit in well in the reefer?
54g display, red fin in there now. Will have lots of nems, a couple more clowns+orchid dback and my lone surviving female Bangaii.