So Bill, how's the wife?
So Bill, how's the wife?
From Bob's website: http://www.wetwebmedia.com/ichartmar.htm
For those choosing not to go chase the whole freakin' article down:
"There are no "reef-safe" and effective treatments for crypt. NONE."
His emphasis, not mine. Note in his treatments, he covers several items. Cleaner Shrimp is not one of them. His continued long time belief is that cleaner wrasses should not be collected.
Bill
215g FOWLR... and anemones, GSP, gorgonians... carp, that isn't FO!
"I killed my first SW Fish in 1971..."
How old is your U.V. bulb, they should be changed every 6 months.
U.V. helps me keep my Powder Blue tang Ich free. Each time I have taken the U.V. offline, the Powder Blue has had an outbreak. When I put the sterilizer back in service the ick problem resolves itself. This had happened about 6 times now.
You would think I would have learned my lesson by now, double check everything...
Pete, do you run your UV 24/7?
I recently picked one up and put it in place yesterday morning around four. I have yet to wait till I get home, but yesterday evening the water column itself was remarkably clear. I had intended to run it, after the ich and cyano recession, only on the weekends. Kind of let the water build the nutrients back up.
Oh, and I got the 36Watt Turbo Twist.
Reefing 210
Multi-Genera
wow this thread went little crazzythx for all the out put guys like i said before i know the way to get rid of it but was hoping there was new ways from years ago to fix the problem seems nothing has changed mutch,, my bulb on my UV i purchased was on 7/10/09 so its still good what the outbreak is comming from is the **** yellow tang and pwder are always chassing each other its gertting better but its stressing the hell out of them ive picked up the feeding alittle more today keeping them fat and lazzy and maybe that will calm them down alittle wish i could catch them but thay laugh at me when i try a trap and removing some of my leathers to try yeh right some are half the size of me
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Paul
120g Softy/Lps, 30g Sump/Fuge, Current Tank Born Nov 2005, T5/Mh , #2 TOTQ 2013
http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/wavesmile.gifI don't understand why people can't just enjoy their little piece of the ocean http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/wavesmile.gif
o yeh sorry i cant spell to good or read worth a crap ill be labor for life but o well sorry![]()
Paul
120g Softy/Lps, 30g Sump/Fuge, Current Tank Born Nov 2005, T5/Mh , #2 TOTQ 2013
http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/wavesmile.gifI don't understand why people can't just enjoy their little piece of the ocean http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/wavesmile.gif
Anypet stores in town carry Garlic Guard and have it in stock right now what the hell im trying it all hehe i know it has Vitamin C in it and yeah right now my fish still eat like champs but it cant hurt heres a link http://www.marinedepot.com/Seachem_G...FIADAG-vi.html
Hoping someone intown has it in stock so i dont half to order online
Paul
120g Softy/Lps, 30g Sump/Fuge, Current Tank Born Nov 2005, T5/Mh , #2 TOTQ 2013
http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/wavesmile.gifI don't understand why people can't just enjoy their little piece of the ocean http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/wavesmile.gif
SURE FIRE MARINE ICH CURE!
I have found the ultimate cure for ich! Empty the tank, get rid of the fish, dry out and sun bleach the rock, sand and equipment. Poof! The ich is gone! (One alternative method involves nuclear weapons but, they are getting hard to come by now that Sadaam is out of business)
Now, seriously, ich seems to be an ever present problem. There is no cure except to break the cycle by removing the host and leaving the tank without fish long enough for the parasite to die off- weeks to months. New fish may still carry the parasite but be resistant and only fall victim to it under times of stress.
Mike
I live in my own little world. But it's OK, they know me here.
"If we were logical, the future would be bleak, indeed. But we are more than logical. We are human beings, and we have faith, and we have hope, and we can work." --Jacques Yves Cousteau