TTM or Copper for Diamond Tail Flasher wrasse

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I'm currently QTing a lineatus wrasse and its going very successfully in Copper Power 2.5PPM. He is eating like a pig and doing very well.

I have an order for a very expensive Diamond Tail Flasher Wrasse. I know these guys are rare so whats the general opinion on flasher wrasse with copper? Or I can go TTM route.

I know TTM isnt good for fairy wrasse cause of how they are but are flashers okay with TTM? Or should I stick to copper?
 
I'm currently QTing a lineatus wrasse and its going very successfully in Copper Power 2.5PPM. He is eating like a pig and doing very well.

I have an order for a very expensive Diamond Tail Flasher Wrasse. I know these guys are rare so whats the general opinion on flasher wrasse with copper? Or I can go TTM route.

I know TTM isnt good for fairy wrasse cause of how they are but are flashers okay with TTM? Or should I stick to copper?
Stick with copper and lower to 2.25ppm as 2.5 is a recommended maximum. TTM can cause stress to certain fish
 
I'm currently QTing a lineatus wrasse and its going very successfully in Copper Power 2.5PPM. He is eating like a pig and doing very well.

I have an order for a very expensive Diamond Tail Flasher Wrasse. I know these guys are rare so whats the general opinion on flasher wrasse with copper? Or I can go TTM route.

I know TTM isnt good for fairy wrasse cause of how they are but are flashers okay with TTM? Or should I stick to copper?

I agree - TTM can be rough on fish, and only really treats for ich. I'd use copper power at 2.25 ppm
 

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