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Thank you for the recommendations. I use copper safe, do you have any opinions on how quickly to raise to the therapeutic 2.0? I've seen some day days, some will drop fish directly into 2.0 no issues.. I'm thinking 12 hours drip acclimating?Flukes you can’t see , which I rule out and being susceptible to ich could very well be. Pics are a bit fuzzy but this fish is delicate and needs to be treated with caution
Coppersafe at 2.0 with added aeration or general cure maintaining good water quality
Maintain this level and do not ramp it up as it allows disease to gain resistanceThank you for the recommendations. I use copper safe, do you have any opinions on how quickly to raise to the therapeutic 2.0? I've seen some day days, some will drop fish directly into 2.0 no issues.. I'm thinking 12 hours drip acclimating?
I have Hanna for sure. My question is it's in 0 ppm water right now, do I ramp to 2.0 or drop it directly into 2.0 ppm copper safeMaintain this level and do not ramp it up as it allows disease to gain resistance
Assure you’re using a good copper kit such as Hanna brand
Get to level within 24 hoursI have Hanna for sure. My question is it's in 0 ppm water right now, do I ramp to 2.0 or drop it directly into 2.0 ppm copper safe
I have Hanna for sure. My question is it's in 0 ppm water right now, do I ramp to 2.0 or drop it directly into 2.0 ppm copper safe
It’s the fins where I see alsoThe large white spots are normal and are not ich. I can see a bit of fin cloudiness, that could be ich, not clear enough of a picture to say for sure.
You should target 2.25 ppm, that's a full dose. I suggest people get there by two additions. You calculate what you think is a half dose for your tank volume, add that and let it circulate for a couple of hours then text again. Based on the reading, you adjust your dose to reach 2.25. You may need to set up a proportion equation to get the amount right.
full dose in ml / 2.25 = X/tested reading, then cross multiply and solve for X.
Jay
Here's a video of the fish if that helpsThe large white spots are normal and are not ich. I can see a bit of fin cloudiness, that could be ich, not clear enough of a picture to say for sure.
You should target 2.25 ppm, that's a full dose. I suggest people get there by two additions. You calculate what you think is a half dose for your tank volume, add that and let it circulate for a couple of hours then text again. Based on the reading, you adjust your dose to reach 2.25. You may need to set up a proportion equation to get the amount right.
full dose in ml / 2.25 = X/tested reading, then cross multiply and solve for X.
Jay
Attached video aboveIt’s the fins where I see also
I hear audio but see no image. Try you tube videoHere's a video of the fish if that helps
I hear audio but see no image. Try you tube video
This helps a lot. Fish looks good overall and the couple dots on fins may viral rather than parasitical. See if the dots increase over the next 24 hrs or remain the same. If not, focus on Good water quali
The large white spots are normal and are not ich. I can see a bit of fin cloudiness, that could be ich, not clear enough of a picture to say for sure.
You should target 2.25 ppm, that's a full dose. I suggest people get there by two additions. You calculate what you think is a half dose for your tank volume, add that and let it circulate for a couple of hours then text again. Based on the reading, you adjust your dose to reach 2.25. You may need to set up a proportion equation to get the amount right.
full dose in ml / 2.25 = X/tested reading, then cross multiply and solve for X.
Jay
Flukes you can’t see , which I rule out and being susceptible to ich could very well be. Pics are a bit fuzzy but this fish is delicate and needs to be treated with caution
Coppersafe at 2.0 with added aeration or general cure maintaining good water quality
Should be fine. If you want to lower, you can scoop out 3-4 cups of tank water and replace with RO water but assure salinity does not suffer in the process.Hi @Jay Hemdal @vetteguy53081 Jay, Vette, I kind of overshot copper power to 2.36 PPM instead of 2.25. only reason I'm asking is because I know box fish can be sensitivity to copper, is this ok? Or should I rush a water change to get it down? Any symptoms to look out for for sensitivity? Right now fish isn't showing any issues, is eating and swimming fine
Thank you
Attached a video of him. Lots of character, love the lil thing. hoping the nuke the tank is mostly rumors or very stressful tanksShould be fine. If you want to lower, you can scoop out 3-4 cups of tank water and replace with RO water but assure salinity does not suffer in the process.

