I have 2 fish in QT
Flamehawk who I was told are less susceptible to ICH and a Foxface.
Both fish are spot free after a week in QT with cupramine (apparently now illegal in Australia?) LFS gave me some to treat.
My DT has 6 other fish all have shown no signs of ICH. If any I'd have expected the bottom dwelling Goby to be the next infected but after one week all are fine.
What's the chance of an ICH attack if I put the others back in DT after a week?
The Foxface seems ok and eats well while the Flamehawk eats very little.
If I continue with QT and the DT has no other out breaks after 30 days would that mean I'm a high chance of being ICH free. ie if no fish gets ICH in that 30 days does it mean all are dead?
Flamehawk who I was told are less susceptible to ICH and a Foxface.
Both fish are spot free after a week in QT with cupramine (apparently now illegal in Australia?) LFS gave me some to treat.
My DT has 6 other fish all have shown no signs of ICH. If any I'd have expected the bottom dwelling Goby to be the next infected but after one week all are fine.
What's the chance of an ICH attack if I put the others back in DT after a week?
The Foxface seems ok and eats well while the Flamehawk eats very little.
If I continue with QT and the DT has no other out breaks after 30 days would that mean I'm a high chance of being ICH free. ie if no fish gets ICH in that 30 days does it mean all are dead?