freshwater dip for saltwater fish.ick

[mr.reef24]

there is a new product on the market for ich in saltwater tanks and works fantastic here is the link to it

http://www.marinedepot.com/Ecologic...cological_Laboratories-EL20907-FIMEBF-vi.html

this product works like a dream

mr.reef24

 

[Matthew123]

I may have to order a bottle, just incase.

 

[Hawaiianfishkee]

Thanks for the input guys I think I'm gonna just hold off on fish for a while. I'm kinda enjoying just the shrimp. I'm kinda sketched out about reef safe products.

 

[Hawaiianfishkee]

well ive had this tank for about 6 months and i added fish too fast... wild fish for that matter... its a 55 gallon with live rock marineland hob, DIY wet-dry sump w/ coralife skimmer.. 1st i had 3 glass eyed squirrel fish everything was awesome for about a month. then i added a cardinal fish... everything was all good... about a couple weeks later i added 2 blue fin jacks(trevally) and 2 milk fish.. none of which were quarantined. i dont know what i was thinking... long story short... thay all got ick and they all died... i let the tank sit for about a month thinking the ick would die off..WRONG... i recently just put a bi-colored goat in and in three days he was covered in ick... i thought screw it... and i put in coppersafe.. i knew that this would kill off everything in tank but fish... but at this point i didnt care.... now i'm at a standstill.

should I:
a) tear everything apart, quarantine bicolor goatfish and build new tank w/ new live rock.
b) wait till the coppersafe does it's job watch everyhting die, and just run fish only tank with dead rock.
d) none of the above and

 

[Dan_Hanson]

I understand that it could take up to eight weeks for the parasites to die out once the fish have been removed.

 

[Hawaiianfishkee]

yah 8 weeks to be sure...