goodtimes2
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I have recently upgraded from a 90 gallon to a 180 gallon tank and decided to use my 90 gallon tank as qt tank for some of the more differcult to acclimate wrasses before they go into my 180 gallon tank. I had no issue with ick in the past and left quite a bit of live rock all the sand , skimmer and sump in place in my 90 gallon tank
Day 1 , I did a 90 minute drip and release the potter in a low light tank. 30 minutes later it went into the sand. Next day around 11 am , he came up for about 4 hours stayed in one corner of the tank and took a little bit of mysis. I also treated the tank with prazi pro . Day 2 he came up about the same time at 11 am and explored more of the tank and ate a little mysis and some shaved frozen lobster eggs that I keep from some lobsters I caught last year. Went back into the sand around 6. Today he came up again at 11 am, picking at the rocks and took some more mysis and Lobster eggs. He refused any other food type so far. It is great to have a large QT tank to acclimate a leopard wrasse from the ocean without risking your display tank with all your other fish. I am planning to add a few more leoprad type wrasse over the next 4 to 6 months if things go well before I shut down my 90 gallon tank. So far so good
Day 1 , I did a 90 minute drip and release the potter in a low light tank. 30 minutes later it went into the sand. Next day around 11 am , he came up for about 4 hours stayed in one corner of the tank and took a little bit of mysis. I also treated the tank with prazi pro . Day 2 he came up about the same time at 11 am and explored more of the tank and ate a little mysis and some shaved frozen lobster eggs that I keep from some lobsters I caught last year. Went back into the sand around 6. Today he came up again at 11 am, picking at the rocks and took some more mysis and Lobster eggs. He refused any other food type so far. It is great to have a large QT tank to acclimate a leopard wrasse from the ocean without risking your display tank with all your other fish. I am planning to add a few more leoprad type wrasse over the next 4 to 6 months if things go well before I shut down my 90 gallon tank. So far so good