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Thanks brotha. Typically there is a lid but for the video I didn’t put it since I was recording

I tried it my anthias still died from ich 3 days later lol now i actually quarantine.

I don’t think he misdiagnosed. Ich is still there and he might know that but for the time being the fish have become resistant to it

@@turnerdischinger6365 You have absolutely no validation to that claim. There are no pictures of it, there's nothing, only this anecdotal "evidence" that people seem to hold so dearly above confirmed science. Just because the ICH parasites have entered into a protomontic stage, doesn't mean the fish are resistant either. KZfaqrs serving up "guides and tips for beginners" and downplaying this issue of fish diseases and quarantine procedures does not give any benefits to this society. We of all people should care about giving the fish their best chances in order to be sustainable enough to maintain this hobby in the future.

TattooedDancer91 that is not what I’m saying. I’m saying there will still be ich present but the fish will not necessarily die from it. If it become stressed, than the ich will come in and appear again. I quarantine and just finished a tank transfer method so as you can see, I’m taking precautions to avoid it

@@turnerdischinger6365 No you're saying you're trusting his own diagnosis. It's too easy tos ay "I had ICH, it went away" when sure, something might have been there, but to say it was actually the dreaded fish killing parasite and it just went away like that downplays the effect it can have. :) happy new year

TattooedDancer91 it’s not exactly hard to see some white spots on the fins and to recognize it is ich

Water changes depends on tank nutrients as well as main level parameter consumption. Personally this tank will be doing the triton method meaning no water changes

What? Are the fish seperated? Can they infect each other? Did he cycle it with fish? Can he easily treat diseases?

@@TattooedDancer91 yes he cycled it with mollys but he took them out before putting these fish in. So that makes this tank basically a quarantine. So if something breaks out then he can just treat the tank and its not huge so it wouldnt be costly. Any new fish after these obviously this wont apply because then he would be treating healthy fish.

@@kenziyt3912 No. parasites and diseases can stay in the water column for a long time, even without fish. ICH takes 6 weeks to kill by starvation by going fallow for example. If he treats the tank, his clean up crew, pod population and invertebrates in general will die. His rocks and sand will absorb the chemicals and make them useless and coral killing in the future. So no, it's not that simple.

@@TattooedDancer91 people treat established tanks all the time. Its not gonna hurt the sand and there is invertebrate safe meds. People make this hobby alot harder than it really is.

@@kenziyt3912 Name them! Let's imagine a two year old reef tank, and ICH suddenly appears and starts killing the fish. How would you treat that?

I have a video covering all this a few months back. But mollies went in day one.

Alex Reef there two completely different families of tangs. Surely it doesn’t matter if it’s a cube and he has tangs, so what braaaa

Yes you Can but you for sure have to make sure you double rinse to get any of the copper out

Sjoerd Kielstra the correct way is to do it after cycling so after the nitrite spike has gone down

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I really dislike those people...stay in your own lane and mind your own business!

Its all fun and games until that one sick fish nukes your tank 😂 trust me ive been on both ends lol

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Lennart Oxåker mollies will quickly acclimate both ways. They are a brackish fish that do well in fresh or salt.

He did mention briefly that LFS would acclimate back to fresh

First they are not same size. The yellow is a lot smaller. Second these two tangs are completely different families. They may have pecked at the beginning but now are best friends. Since the yellow is a baby it tries to school with the other one. It’s so cool to watch. But they are now best friends.

Acclimating them over 2 hours yes

@sandy garcia thanks I did not know that I am gonna pick up a kole and a yellow then

Za Fish Guy no, tangs belong in 125 gallons or more, How would you like to live in a little tiny cardboard box your whole life?

@@zafishguy5166 pls don't. even just one tang needs way more space than this... always find it weird that people who pretend to want to care for a fish do bullshit like this. i guess at the end its just an "i want this i want that" approach not considering needs of the animal at all. quite a shame. call me tank police or whatever i dont care.

Did you forget he cycled it with mollies? Can one of the fish he added infect the rest?