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SaltwaterTeen: I'm glad to hear there's no more spots, but ich goes through cycles as others have stated, it may simply be in the (stage where they're eggs on rocks (sorry, too frustrated to remember the correct term))

can't we all just get along? :wink:
 
SaltwaterTeen said:
Btw, u dont have to be an ass, a 25gal setup actually costed $500 but I think its way too much for a f****** qt tank, *sigh* you cant blame me for every mistake that my dad make, he just wont listen, no need to be putting me down for something I did not f****** do :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :x :x :x

I'll give you that one, you put up with some abuse on several threads and I certainly understand how you might feel persecuted, but no more ;)

I whole heartedly concur with BillyZ.

SWT, FWIW there is an article in the articles section that outlines setting up a QT for about 30-50 dollars dpeneding on how much you add to it and how you want to set it up.
 
As for a QT tank. All you really need is a basic 10 gallon or 20 gallon tank. Can usually get the tank for about 20 bucks. Then a heater maybe 20. Also a hob filter. maybe 25. So you are roughly looking at about 70 bucks give or take a few. No substrate needed. No light needed IMO and just something in ther for the fish to hide. That is all you need. No elaborate setup required for a QT tank. Sorry for the earlier posts. Just get frustrated sometimes. So i would still tell you dad you need a QT tank. It is an essential part of any aquarium setup.
 
I personally think you need to tell your dad to start reading this forum, or to stop controling the tank. If it's something for you and him to bond over (excellent idea for parents, IMO) then that includes the research, not just the spending.
 
Sorry :( I wont let it happen again, thanks, my dad does need to look at the posts :) Ill try to persuade him into not being brainwashed by lfs LOL, thanks guys (y)
 
BTW, all this aside, keep an eye on your fish. More than likely the parasite will come back, in larger numbers. So be ready with that qt tanks.
 
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