Ed was not trying to sell me more CP. Ed and I know each other and that has never been my experience with Ed. He is very helpful and the CP was quite cheap...like $15. The clowns are exactly the same, no worse, it's really quite hard for me to see the patch on the female, but it's still there. They are eating and doing really well. I don't see any stress or change in behavior except that they are way more skittish in the bucket. They haven't settled much. I will go with 4 weeks at 75mg/gal for the first few weeks, that was Ed's suggestion since the pictures above look pretty bad. To the naked eye it doesn't look bad at all. No harm in treating though. I really don't want to do copper treatment so I am hoping to treat with e CP alone. I have 3 months to keep them in QT so I should know if it works over the longer haul. At least I hope to know 
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. They show no signs what-so-ever of anything. I plan to run the CP bucket for another week and a half and then transfer them into a quarantine tank with the rest of the group. The rest of the group went into the QT reef tank in the garage about a week ago and they all look stellar. All in all this whole experience, while time consuming and a lot of work, has gone pretty well. I am sorry to say I ended up losing a few fish through the process. but that is better than watching all of my fish slowly perish over months if I had done nothing. My Choati wrasse pair have been super stellar through the whole process. The CP QT bucket has been super easy to deal with and once my clowns settled in, and I backed off the dose a bit, they have been troopers...even attacking me when I invade their little space. I took this as an excellent sign the first time my female clown bit the crap out of me 
