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Just a shout out for all the information on this site. I received a gig from LA . After following the advice for treatment(I used cipro for seven days) I am happy to say the gig is in the DT. Thanks again for all the information. Matt
 
Just a shout out for all the information on this site. I received a gig from LA . After following the advice for treatment(I used cipro for seven days) I am happy to say the gig is in the DT. Thanks again for all the information. Matt

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I will post some pics soon. The gig arrived from LA in good shape. I qt it in a 6 gallon nano tank that I set up .after one day with seeing no deflating I decided to put in dt. Later that evening I noticed some deflating . I do not know if it was from my small clowns or due to the dt water. I then started cipro in the 6 gallon nano(250 ml) for seven days. The first day I ran no lights. After I used a Kessil 350 wt and turned up lighting a little each day. Each evening I changed out 50% of the water and then added cipro. I did this for four days. During this time the gig never deflated with its foot and actually opened up more and more. On day 5 I changed 50% of water but used 25% from dt. Day 6 I did the same. On day 7 I changed out a little more than 50% using dt water only. Gig has been in display tank for two days and looks awesome. It is tan in color but for my first gig looks great. Matt
 
Few pics of gig

Gig is doing well. It moved over a little and opened up more.


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