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I'm putting my latest arrivals through the TTM for velvet protocol, but I didn't start the 36 hour transfers until after one of the 71 hour transfers. The schedule is a mess in my head and I'd like to get more sets of eyes on it. My best interpretation is a need 4 consecutive transfers @ 36 hours and 2 additional transfers @ 71 hours (A total of 4 72 hour transfers).

Schedule is as follows:
12/2 fish in QT 1 at ~9:30 am
12/3 fish in QT 2 at 10:00pm - I moved a large piece algae on accident. I don't want to count this as one of the 36 hour transfers.
12/4 prazi added at ~9:00 am
12/5 fish in QT 3 @ 9:00 am - 71 hr #1
12/6 fish in QT 4 @ 9:00 pm - 36 hr #1
12/8 fish in QT 5 @ 9:00 am - 71 hr #2 and 36 hr #2
12/9 fish in QT 6 @ 9:00 pm - 36 hr #3
12/10 Prazi @ 9:00 am - 6 days after first treatment
12/11 fish in QT 7 @ 9:00 am - 71 hr #3 and 36 hr #4 - 36 hr portion completed?
12/14 fish in QT 8 @ 8:00 am - 71 hr #4 - TTM complete?

I adapted my process by transferring the fish to a bucket with new tank water then to the new QT. Hopefully "rinsing" the fish of any particles before the new tank.

Can someone double check my schedule?
 
Not really any help to your schedule, but I simplified this to just doing a transfer every evening for nine nights. I use two plastic tubs, and have used 5 gallon buckets. Each tub has its own pvc T and a couple of plastic plants. I have a 25 gallon mixing container I fill before starting. Every night I scoop out 2.5 gallons into a clean tub and swap the fish into it, adding 250mg of general cure. Wash the dirty tub with a little bleach and tap water and sit it outside to dry until I need it the next night. I have a dual air pump with air stones that I rotate each night for circulation. That way one dries out for 24 hrs before using again. This process takes me under 15 minutes nightly to do a transfer.

After nine nights, the fish go into a 10 gallon for observation with a black mollie in there. Usually watch for two weeks. Two doses of prazi.

Catch to this: Good only for smaller fish, although I did this with a medium tang in a 5 gallon bucket. I generally do this with 2 to 4 fish only at a time since I'm operating with 2.5 gallons of water in the tub. Since it's a nightly water change, I feed like crazy without any water quality problems.

Fish I've TTM'ed: Flame Hawks, Long nose Hawks, Clowns, Royal Grammas, Banggai Cardinals, Rolland's Damsels, Clown Gobies, Yellow Tang.
 
Be aware that Amyloodinium can complete its life cycle on the fish.
 

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