Hi guys,
unfortunately I recently lost my clown goby and tailspot blenny to marine velvet. Beginner mistake - I didn't quarantine them.
Luckily I only had them to start of with together with some corals and a Watchman Goby. This last little guy never showed any symptoms and is doing 'okay' so far.
Basically knowing that the marine velvet is still in my display tank I urgently want to quarantine my watchman goby and leave my display tank fallow for at least 8 weeks.
QUESTION: I set up a quarantine tank where I will treat him with copper. Due to the urgency I don't think I have time to cycle this quarantine tank. Could I use water from my (infested) display tank towards my quarantine tank and treat it as such? I understand the cycling could otherwise last for weeks - which could be too late for the little guy anyway.
All feedback is welcome!
Thanks!
unfortunately I recently lost my clown goby and tailspot blenny to marine velvet. Beginner mistake - I didn't quarantine them.
Luckily I only had them to start of with together with some corals and a Watchman Goby. This last little guy never showed any symptoms and is doing 'okay' so far.
Basically knowing that the marine velvet is still in my display tank I urgently want to quarantine my watchman goby and leave my display tank fallow for at least 8 weeks.
QUESTION: I set up a quarantine tank where I will treat him with copper. Due to the urgency I don't think I have time to cycle this quarantine tank. Could I use water from my (infested) display tank towards my quarantine tank and treat it as such? I understand the cycling could otherwise last for weeks - which could be too late for the little guy anyway.
All feedback is welcome!
Thanks!