I have a 155 gal bowfront about 5 months old. I added these fish over that time period without quarantining:
1 powder blue
1 powder brown
2 royal grammas
1 firefish
1 purple firefish
1 true perc clown
1 black and white clown
1 carpenters flasher wrasse
1 mandarin
1 foxface
1 coral beauty
1 flame angel
The 2 tangs are showing signs of ich. At the end of each day, it seems that they are ridding themselves of it, but each morning it returns in full force The blue has it the worst. They are still strong, active, and eating, but I fear it will gradually get worse and spread to the other fish. I do not have a QT/hospital tank. I do not think I could catch all of these fish without totally disassembling the tank. Then, I would have to buy a fairly large tank to use as a QT tank and I don't have the filtration for it.
Would it be possible to remove the coral (all LPS) and as many inverts as I can find and do hypo in the display tank. I have somewhere that I can keep the coral/inverts? Do it for 8 weeks. Would that destroy the biological filter in the rocks and sand?
1 powder blue
1 powder brown
2 royal grammas
1 firefish
1 purple firefish
1 true perc clown
1 black and white clown
1 carpenters flasher wrasse
1 mandarin
1 foxface
1 coral beauty
1 flame angel
The 2 tangs are showing signs of ich. At the end of each day, it seems that they are ridding themselves of it, but each morning it returns in full force The blue has it the worst. They are still strong, active, and eating, but I fear it will gradually get worse and spread to the other fish. I do not have a QT/hospital tank. I do not think I could catch all of these fish without totally disassembling the tank. Then, I would have to buy a fairly large tank to use as a QT tank and I don't have the filtration for it.
Would it be possible to remove the coral (all LPS) and as many inverts as I can find and do hypo in the display tank. I have somewhere that I can keep the coral/inverts? Do it for 8 weeks. Would that destroy the biological filter in the rocks and sand?