@@georgespencer5897 You will need to email them directly to buy it: everythingaquatic.net

@@willylukito7983 Read this: humble.fish/community/threads/sterilize-reseed-any-tank.938/

@@HumblefishReef ok, thanks. do I also have to sterilize a new tank?

@ I would at least wipe it out with a vinegar soaked paper towel and then rinse thoroughly. You never know if something toxic got accidentally sprayed in the tank before you bought it.

@@timjohnson3913 Daily. And nori daily too, if they will eat it. But I would use airline tubing to siphon uneaten food off the bottom to keep the QT tidy.

@@joshuavillalpando8913 Yes, read this: humble.fish/community/threads/hydrogen-peroxide-bath.21/

@@willylukito7983 Triggers & puffers tolerate Copper Power or Coppersafe just fine (but NOT Cupramine). Frogfish are sensitive to copper, so I use Chloroquine on them: humble.fish/community/threads/chloroquine-phosphate.16/ P.S. You can use Chloroquine on all 3 to make it easy.

@@richiemonkey120 It’s anthelia - Which can spread and become invasive like Xenia.

Question answered further in the vid. I’ll probably avoid this coral in my display

@@HumblefishReefthank you!

@@lilaloneboi Unfortunately, I don’t know.

@ okay thanks struggling with velvet in my freshwater tank

@@willylukito7983 You can wipe everything down with bleach or vinegar. Just let it all dry out thoroughly afterwards before setting up the QT again.

@@willylukito7983 Check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/laichn-bhK57la8

@@pokedan6846 Stringy brown poo is NOT a symptom of internal parasites. Stringy white poo SOMETIMES CAN BE, but the fish should also be looking really thin or has a pinched stomach if intestinal worms/parasites are present.

@@pokedan6846 Yes, but with caution. Mixing the two can cause a bacterial bloom (cloudy water) which leads to oxygen depletion in the water. So you have to greatly increase gas exchange when combining them to offset this. Also, every time you combine medications that can increase side effects on the fish.

I've sat and stared at my sump for hours... " sleep deprivation," with " "" " but it's mind blowing thinking about everything. I like the wierd little worms and hydroid looking things.... sponges and ball anemonies

@@MergulhoDoJoey Seachem Matrix does not come with bacteria. You have to “seed” it with live nitrifying bacteria. Unfortunately, this is not an instantaneous thing so I recommend keeping up with water changes until your biofilter kicks in. Use the Seachem ammonia alert badge and watch how the fish are acting to let you know when it’s time to do another water change.

@@HumblefishReef thank you

@@macy17250 Yes 👍

72 hours

72 hours after dosing Prazi, but your skimmer might overskim for longer than that.

@@kristinabarkovic4525 Unfortunately, I don’t know the answer to this. I’ve only experimented on treating saltwater flukes with H2O2. It doesn’t kill them all.

A little bit of copper leftover is no big deal. Once your bio media (Matrix) is seeded with live nitrifying bacteria, it should be good to go until you break down the QT & clean everything. Whether or not you have enough nitrifying bacteria in the QT for continuous ammonia control (for your specific bio load) is an open-ended question. So, I highly recommend monitoring ammonia with a Seachem ammonia alert badge and do a water change anytime the color shows something other than yellow.

@@HumblefishReef thank you sir

@@HumblefishReef hey, can I finish the copper treatment on 2 weeks or should I go for the full 30 days? The fish have been great and no more signs of disease. What thinking is doing 4 weeks of observation and when I remove the copper do API general cure treatment.

@@MergulhoDoJoey 2 weeks ONLY if you can transfer the fish into a different observation tank. Otherwise, if you only have 1 QT to work with… treat for a full 30 days.

@@HumblefishReef thank you

@@MergulhoDoJoey Yes. Read this: humble.fish/community/threads/coral-invert-quarantine-time-frames.487/

@@ReefHead Depends on the fish. Most species will only display mild symptoms (occasional scratching) of Uronema, if any at all. However, chromis & anthias will most likely experience outbreaks (red sores) quickly.

@@HumblefishReef Okay thanks for the information. I have a couple of Chromis in my display tank for over 3-4 months now with no signs of anything (look completely healthy). But I was worrying after reading a bunch on Uronema that they could be carriers.

@@linhnguyen-hk9ju Yes 👍 Provided the fish doesn’t have any red sores or cuts.

@@HumblefishReef thank you a lot <3

Selcon, Vita-chem, Zoecon. I also like lacing fish food with Beta-glucan: reefs.com/magazine/beta-glucan-as-an-immune-stimulant-in-marine-aquaria/

@@TonELowq Unfortunately, peroxide probably has no usage against Ich. You may be thinking of “Hybrid” TTM: humble.fish/community/index.php?threads/hybrid-ttm-to-treat-more-parasites.87/ However, with that protocol it’s the transfers that eliminate Ich. The 2x H2O2 baths eliminate velvet and brook.

@@ZhiTey 6 weeks works if you can maintain a temperature of 27C/81F. Read this: humble.fish/community/index.php?threads/coral-invert-quarantine-time-frames.487/

@@HumblefishReef thank you so much

@@MathewB-d7w If some with red sores have already died, odds are the entire lot is infected with Uronema and needs to be treated. Read this: humble.fish/community/index.php?threads/us-vs-uronema.15259/

@@HumblefishReef thank you. Can I just add metro every 48 hrs for 2 weeks?

@@MathewB-d7w I would dose formalin every 24 hours for 2 weeks: humble.fish/community/index.php?threads/formalin.19/ That is more of a sure thing for clearing Uronema than using metro.

@@hoohaaa0 I actually don’t think that peroxide is effective for killing Ich theronts, because the cell wall is too thick. A more realistic expectation is that H2O2 can eliminate Marine Velvet Disease and Brooklynella.

@@Dbfyoutube Hybrid TTM all the way for Ich & velvet: humble.fish/community/index.php?threads/hybrid-ttm-to-treat-more-parasites.87/

@@HumblefishReef thank you very much for the response. I’m going to switch over to the hybrid TTM. I have a follow-up question Since I can’t use biological filtration, my ammonia will be spiking up (I have a group of 10 damsels in a 10 gal here). of course I’m going to follow the water changes schedule, however would you say it’s completely fine to just dose prime every single day to keep ammonia down? It wouldn’t be too much prime if I use it every day?

@@Dbfyoutube Yes, you can safely dose Prime every 24 hours to keep ammonia in check 👍

@@HumblefishReef can I daily dose it into a quarantine tank with copper (I wouldn’t be doing ttm for this tank, only changing about 50 percent at a time). Im worried prime or ammonia breakdown will build up. What do you think Sorry for all the questions

@@Dbfyoutube You can mix Prime with chelated copper e.g. Copper Power or Coppersafe. But NOT Cupramine because ammonia reducers will turn that form of copper toxic.