Blue girdled angel questions

[humaguy]

live brine?
has anything worked?
live clam?
my baby navarachus does love rod's frozen food but also eats anything I put in...
keep trying...good luck...

 

[BANDIT ANGEL]

It ate some frozen shrimp meat I made, hope it'll eat pellets recently.

 

[humaguy]

cool...great news...is she still going after it?

 

[BANDIT ANGEL]

cool...great news...is she still going after it?

I fed her some HIKARI pellets few minutes ago and she's eating like a PIG!!!:lolspin:

 

[humaguy]

excellent!
such great fish!
they become adults real quick...should start taking pics of her...
keep us updated...

 

[geaux xman]

thats great that its eating!

i've seen some at my LFS that are about 2-3" with adult colors.

 

[humaguy]

yeah, that is right...full adults around 2-3 inches...and they change fast once they start..also think that as juvis they are the nicest looking baby angel...

 

[BANDIT ANGEL]

Just discovered some ich on her fins,what can I do?

 

[MrTuskfish]

:thumbsup:

 

[MrTuskfish]

Just discovered some ich on her fins,what can I do?

I guess my "thumbs up" was a little premature. First, be sure what it is, a pic would help. Googli "marine ich" and images. Do any other fish have it? If this is ich, which is usually first visible on the fins, you really have no choice but to QT & treat ALL your fish while your main tank goes fishless for at least 6 weeks. Hypo, copper (Cupramine), or Quinine sulfate are your main choices. I've changed my mind on this and now think Quinine Sulfate is the way to go. BTW, a basic QT set-up will cost less than the Angel. If everything is properly QT'd, you never have to worry about ich and other parasites. This is preached on every forum and in every book I've ever seen. Not practiced often enough, though. I just hope it turns out to be something else.