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Might keep jello in line!
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I've not tried either. I tried eel once and ewwwwwww...... yuk.....
Don't get me wrong. Propper sized fish are going to get eaten
But, people should still be able to keep them if they like.

Indonesian's illegally tnt fish. I'm not sure if they stopped breaking the law. But it's all to get a certain surgeon fish. I can't recall the name.
I agree eel is ewww... definitely a friend and not food! Yuck
 
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So i read a post from Jay earlier this morning. I'm offically on the no damsel list after reading halichoeres is thev3rd most prone fish to get uronema. :*(
I didn't think an established halichoeres could get uronema I thought they were susceptible to it while enduring the stress and conditions of the supply chain, did he say they can get it at anytime from an infected damsel? Ek!
 

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I didn't think an established halichoeres could get uronema I thought they were susceptible to it while enduring the stress and conditions of the supply chain, did he say they can get it at anytime from an infected damsel? Ek!
I could ask him
 
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I could ask him
No worries! You don't have to do that I was just curious. I try to stay out of the disease forum. Too much Tony Bologna in there.
 
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I did anyhow. I can quarantine damsels, but dont think i need them now
I never liked damels to start with, not even as a little kid liking fish I liked damsels, I don’t trust them lol
 

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I’m not allowed to post in disease forum. Makes someone look more foolish. It’s a shame this place had so many great people and now it’s the copy and past show. The good is he doesn’t keep saying your fish is dying because you don’t feed garlic with the shrimp scampi now
 

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I’m not allowed to post in disease forum. Makes someone look more foolish. It’s a shame this place had so many great people and now it’s the copy and past show. The good is he doesn’t keep saying your fish is dying because you don’t feed garlic with the shrimp scampi now
So, once established, are halichoeres still vulnerable to urno, or more resistant?
 

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So, once established, are halichoeres still vulnerable to urno, or more resistant?
I’ve always figured them as most resistant as I haven’t seen one that isnt once fully established or additions to a tank or minimized and calcualted
 

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I’ve always figured them as most resistant as I haven’t seen one that isnt once fully established or additions to a tank or minimized and calcualted
No other fish is now going into the display without quarantine. Uronema is terrifying.
 

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I’m not allowed to post in disease forum. Makes someone look more foolish. It’s a shame this place had so many great people and now it’s the copy and past show. The good is he doesn’t keep saying your fish is dying because you don’t feed garlic with the shrimp scampi now
Great way to say it without saying the name.. :rolling-on-the-floor-laughing: I called him out on that and he got offended lol.. I’m the one who started the h202 experiments with Dino’s about 15 years ago and the started the original thread on here that gets cut and pasted…
 

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So, once established, are halichoeres still vulnerable to urno, or more resistant?
Just my opinion and based off nothing.
All fish have same risk but established tanks, good food, and peaceful environment makes managing easier. I do believe wrasse that stress easy slows the parasite to out compete their immune system. Things like shipping and acclimating to new tanks.
 

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Knowing it could be in my tank forever scares the heck out of me :face-with-head-bandage::downcast-face-with-sweat:
Meh… I threw in 12 chromis that are notorious for it and 8 died fast and I’m sure it’s from just that.. no other fish were infected! Just keep your kids well fed “fat and happy” and diseases aren’t a big deal..
 

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