Hey Guys,
I am at the tail end of my 45 day fallow period @ 86F+.
I don't want to have to do all this again if the fallow was not successful. I have been mixing up the sand, and running my wave makers at 100%.
I wanted to ask about the workflow of using a Molly to confirm ich eradiation from the display tank.
It's my understanding that a Molly can be a canary in the mine of sorts.
My question is, do I need to QT a Molly before it goes in the display tank, or would anything a freshwater Molly could bring over die in saltwater anyway?
It's my understanding that a freshwater molly has no natural immunity to any marine diseases and would show signs of infection/infestation very quickly if there is any marine ich left in the tank.
Thanks for any help!
I am at the tail end of my 45 day fallow period @ 86F+.
I don't want to have to do all this again if the fallow was not successful. I have been mixing up the sand, and running my wave makers at 100%.
I wanted to ask about the workflow of using a Molly to confirm ich eradiation from the display tank.
It's my understanding that a Molly can be a canary in the mine of sorts.
My question is, do I need to QT a Molly before it goes in the display tank, or would anything a freshwater Molly could bring over die in saltwater anyway?
It's my understanding that a freshwater molly has no natural immunity to any marine diseases and would show signs of infection/infestation very quickly if there is any marine ich left in the tank.
Thanks for any help!