FishGuy86
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So I introduced a new blue tang to my tank a couple weeks ago and it now has ich. I was told not to add any chemicals to the tank because it can kill the good bacteria on my live rock. I've also tried doing a freshwater dip, but it didn't seem to do much. Since I don't have a spare tank for quarantine, I looked up some other stuff to do and I came across this:
raising the temperature to 85-88 degrees
adding one teaspoon of canning and pickling salt per gallon
and doing a water change
I've done the water change, and I bumped up the temperature just a while ago so it's still rising. Is it really ok to have your temp. up that high? I have a blue and yellow tang, a percula clown, and two damsels. Any other suggestions?
raising the temperature to 85-88 degrees
adding one teaspoon of canning and pickling salt per gallon
and doing a water change
I've done the water change, and I bumped up the temperature just a while ago so it's still rising. Is it really ok to have your temp. up that high? I have a blue and yellow tang, a percula clown, and two damsels. Any other suggestions?