Sheng, could you give out more information of your setup? We wouldn't want to tell you to get a certain product only to find out later that the rise in temperature could kill off other livestock such as shrimps and plants.
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Sheng, could you give out more information of your setup? We wouldn't want to tell you to get a certain product only to find out later that the rise in temperature could kill off other livestock such as shrimps and plants.
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I think you can take out your fishes and treat them in a smaller tank. Easier to maintain the temperature and less risk.
Yours Truly, Avan
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~ Henry David Thoreau
The problem is my whole tank of cichlids (8 EarthEaters, 2 albino bristlenoses,4 Laetacara Fulvipinnis, 4 Acara, 4 Hypsophrys nicaraguensis,some tretas etc... ) are down with white spot. Too many fishes to remove and i dont have spare tank big enough to hold them.
Anyway, last night, i have bought a Rena 300W heater from C328 for my tank & adding some salt.
I have lost almost 2 batch of my EE's fries due to this incident.
Hopefully, the rest of the fishes will recover soon.
Last edited by sheng; 26th Nov 2008 at 10:48.
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Andrew
rena should be reliable enough.
i think putting some methylene blue in addition to the increased temperature will be more effective.
hope your fishes recover fast.
maybe u can get the waterlife protozin for LFS. but please check with LFS if you have heavy planted and sensitive shrimp
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