Introducing my home 17k gallon reef
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Bruce17
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Ok. Thank you very much.
I’ll have to look into it then. There’s a few places in the States that I would love to get some fish from however the border is isue
Tumey
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Thanks for sharing the videos from behind the display @Hedgedrew Like I said I’m a machinist so the mechanicals & controls are just as intriguing and beautiful to me as the reef and it’s inhabitants. Your wealth & ability to have this is something I believe most of us can only dream of.
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Absolutely amazing tank. Thanks for sharing the tank with us.
The fact that your wife is also completely involved in the hobby must make this so much nicer to own.
You have a great wife and a great tank. All the best.
The fact that your wife is also completely involved in the hobby must make this so much nicer to own.
You have a great wife and a great tank. All the best.
Good to see you @Hedgedrew!
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I think you have a very grounded side. It's nice to see even a monster dream tank have salt drips on the glass. Honesty in Reefing. I appreciate that!one of a kind conspic blue line hybrid !!
Been experimenting with H2O2 lately:
Hydrogen Peroxide
** This information was originally posted here: https://humble.fish/community/index.php?threads/hydrogen-peroxide.21/ ** Hydrogen Peroxide *** The information contained here is subject to frequent changes as I experiment and learn more about the usefulness of H2O2 *** What It Treats – Provides...
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Hybrid TTM to treat all parasites!
10/9/2022: Jay Hemdal and the current Fish Medic staff are suggesting that people find other treatments rather than TTM. It has some substantial drawbacks: “Tank chasing” method (Tank Transfer Method - TTM) A mostly theoretical method for treating Cryptocaryon infections takes advantage of...
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A single, 30 min 150 ppm H2O2 bath is looking very promising.
And dosing 1-2 ml of 3% H2O2 per 10 gallons every 12 hours for 30 days in a reef environment.
Hedgedrew
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Yup. I have been following. But someone i know tried it and killed a fish.Been experimenting with H2O2 lately:
Hydrogen Peroxide
** This information was originally posted here: https://humble.fish/community/index.php?threads/hydrogen-peroxide.21/ ** Hydrogen Peroxide *** The information contained here is subject to frequent changes as I experiment and learn more about the usefulness of H2O2 *** What It Treats – Provides...
Hybrid TTM to treat all parasites!
10/9/2022: Jay Hemdal and the current Fish Medic staff are suggesting that people find other treatments rather than TTM. It has some substantial drawbacks: “Tank chasing” method (Tank Transfer Method - TTM) A mostly theoretical method for treating Cryptocaryon infections takes advantage of...
A single, 30 min 150 ppm H2O2 bath is looking very promising.
And dosing 1-2 ml of 3% H2O2 per 10 gallons every 12 hours for 30 days in a reef environment.
What fish? Healthy or sick? I've tested it on over 60 different (healthy) species now with no losses. It seems well tolerated IME.
When using it on a sick fish mileage may vary the same as using any other treatment. All depends upon how badly diseased the fish is at time of treatment.
I successfully tested it on a juvenile, but was a healthy specimen. I'm getting ready to start scouring Petcos for sick fish to experiment on.
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This is amazing! I have so many questions.
Question 1: Have you ever had to call a vet in for one of your fish?
Question 2: Over the years what has been your most expensive loss?
Question 3: Which fish is your favorite?
Question 4: If you have kids, do they take interest or is this dads hobby only?
Question 5: What was your first tank?
Question 1: Have you ever had to call a vet in for one of your fish?
Question 2: Over the years what has been your most expensive loss?
Question 3: Which fish is your favorite?
Question 4: If you have kids, do they take interest or is this dads hobby only?
Question 5: What was your first tank?
