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Hey gang I’m two weeks in a fallow period. Setting up 2 systems one for fish the other for coral. I see a lot of topics on this. What are some of you doing. I’m new at this quarantine thing so it’s kind of confusing.
 
KISS keep it simple stupid

i use 20G long with sponge filter, hob filter and pvc pipe fo fish.
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Hey gang I’m two weeks in a fallow period. Setting up 2 systems one for fish the other for coral. I see a lot of topics on this. What are some of you doing. I’m new at this quarantine thing so it’s kind of confusing.
It can be very confusing! What is the reason for your fallow period? Did you have an outbreak of something or is it just precautionary? Also, your corals and inverts can remain in your dt for the fallow period as the parasites that affect your fish cannot host them
 
It can be very confusing! What is the reason for your fallow period? Did you have an outbreak of something or is it just precautionary? Also, your corals and inverts can remain in your dt for the fallow period as the parasites that affect your fish cannot host them

I went fallow because of velvet [emoji35]. So I’m trying find the best way to prevent from happening again. Just curious as to methods of treatment. Such as cp , copper or safety stop etc.
 
I went fallow because of velvet [emoji35]. So I’m trying find the best way to prevent from happening again. Just curious as to methods of treatment. Such as cp , copper or safety stop etc.
The treatment depends largely on what kind of fish you have, some treatments are safe for some fish and not for others. I'm guessing you may already know this but the fallow period for velvet is 6 weeks. Can you provide us with a full list of the fish you're treating?
 
I went fallow because of velvet [emoji35]. So I’m trying find the best way to prevent from happening again. Just curious as to methods of treatment. Such as cp , copper or safety stop etc.

I saved the 4 fish I could with copper power. less toxic than cupromine
 
The treatment depends largely on what kind of fish you have, some treatments are safe for some fish and not for others. I'm guessing you may already know this but the fallow period for velvet is 6 weeks. Can you provide us with a full list of the fish you're treating?

All dead. Starting fresh. Want to treat as I buy before going into display
 
Horrible. I have been out of the game for over 10 yrs. I have had ich. Never velvet. Took quarantine lightly. But anymore.
That's a horrible way to learn! I'm so sorry.

These threads are going to be a great place to start learning
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/fallow-periods-going-fishless.190324/
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/fish-and-treatment-guidelines-with-chart.283450/
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/thread-links-to-all-things-quarantine-fish-inverts.602917/
 
Safety stop isn't really recommended amongst the users here, it's basically methelyne blue and Formalin in unknown concentrations

Any particular reasons why. Like I said I’m new to all this. I want to get the right products one time. This death hurt my kids bad and I don’t want to do it again.
 
Any particular reasons why. Like I said I’m new to all this. I want to get the right products one time. This death hurt my kids bad and I don’t want to do it again.
It's mainly because we don't know what the concentrations are, both of those are available, by themselves, in known concentrations so you know how much you're using
 

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