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So I was reading somewhere, that of course I can't find now, that there are specific medicines such as Prime to always have on hand. I am curious as to what other medicines and what other things I should always have on hand.
I should have started off with that we have been in hobby for about 2 yrs. Started out with a 30 gal and sold to a friend when we upgraded to a 55 gal. Then, well, that wasn't big enough either so now we have a 210 gal DT and made the 55 gal into a QT (hospital or whatever we need it for). We just upgraded to the 210, so she is only 11 weeks old tomorrow. We never were able to QT before, so we always hoped and prayed that the fishes were ok and thankfully they were. But now that we have the means and are capable of QT before adding to our DT we are doing so. We have a Coral Beauty in QT right now. She seems fine but has only been there roughly 24 hrs.
We have test kits, refractometer and stuff of the like. But ANY and ALL advice is welcome.
Oh if there is a specific thread already made on this very question, please link to me so I may read it. Thanks a million all.
I should have started off with that we have been in hobby for about 2 yrs. Started out with a 30 gal and sold to a friend when we upgraded to a 55 gal. Then, well, that wasn't big enough either so now we have a 210 gal DT and made the 55 gal into a QT (hospital or whatever we need it for). We just upgraded to the 210, so she is only 11 weeks old tomorrow. We never were able to QT before, so we always hoped and prayed that the fishes were ok and thankfully they were. But now that we have the means and are capable of QT before adding to our DT we are doing so. We have a Coral Beauty in QT right now. She seems fine but has only been there roughly 24 hrs.
We have test kits, refractometer and stuff of the like. But ANY and ALL advice is welcome.
Oh if there is a specific thread already made on this very question, please link to me so I may read it. Thanks a million all.



