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Ick
OK the Cardinal Tetras I have left have ICK how can I kill it and not kill my snails and filters. this is in my 5 gallon QT tank/sons tank.
I added 8 new one for a total of 11 and one week later only 2 cardinal remain. I am so done with Cardinal they are off the stocking list and neons are back on. Last edited by zzrguy; 01-14-2013 at 09:31 PM.. Reason: s |
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Algae Grower
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raise temp in tank to over 86 degree's and maintain for a week . should do the trick. adding so many fish to a small water column may have contributed to the ich. ICH is present in all tanks at all times even those with uv sterilizers . Stress and swings in water param will bring it out though
hope this helps. i always treat ich with heat . safest way IMHO increase aeration also forgot to add |
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I dosed with QuICK Cure and the fish seem to have improved one more day and I'm hopen it works.
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i do heat and salt, but not sure how snails will handle the salt
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Well they look better one has a spot still there I’m going to see if it goes away by tomorrow night if not I’ll do a water change and three more day of dosing.
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Algae Grower
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you should be doing large water changes daily and adding a table spoon/5gal's with increased temperature. that'll take care of things real fast for you
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