"No Sick Fish"

[Tom K]

about 2 months ago I got an outbreak of "ick". I am fairly new to the hobby & my reef tank was about 2 months old. I noticed the "ick"on my tangs & clowns. After much research online I came across a site that claimed it's treatment can cure "ick" right in your reef tank with no harm to corals & inverts. I tried it & it worked. It is a small bottle of liquid( about the size of 1/2 my thumb) and costs $56.00, but you only use 1 drop per 25 gal 2X a day. After 3 days all "ick" was gone, exept on my hippo. I treated for 14 more days till all "ick" was gone. The only drawback is that you cannot run any filtration ( phosban, Carbon or skimmer during tratment) I emailed them a couple times while I was treating with some questions & they very helpful and answerd right away. I would definately recomend this product. I have been "ick" free for 5 weeks now:splitspin
http://nosickfish.com/

 

[ZANYMASTER]

After the ich is gone,try running a UV sterilizer to kill the free floating ich.

 

[cb747]

That product sucks. I could show you much correspondance between Tyler and me. Its piss water in a bottle. Odds are more in your favor that the fish fought it off all by itself as opposed to the "snake oil" medication working.

 

[chazertis]

i agree with ^^ curing ick is not rocket science and there isn't a magic bullet or panacea

 

[ocholoco]

hey

Get two cleaner shrimps they'll handle business. It worked for me when i had ick a lil garlic and the two shrimps.

 

[NYreefNoob]

agreed, ^^^ i always keep 2 cleaner shrimp, and always twice a week minimum feed with garlic extrac. a healthy fish is going to make it, and no matter how you do it qt or not any fish can be on i's death bed no matter how good it look's

 

[phk36]

I used they same no sick fish as well. It did not help at all. I agree with Chris.

 

[Chiefmcfuz]

Never ever ever ever ever medicate your display tank! Always always always always treat sick fish in a QT/Hospital tank.

 

[ZANYMASTER]

Sometimes it may be for naught being they may already penetrate the scales and eventually kill them anyway.