I have them in a 70 liter tank so about 20 gallons at the moment, I'v already upsized and got a bigger tank but the 150liter one isn't cycled yet. I'm glad I have had the outbreak before I trasfered them over. Also I have taken the carbon out but still have the sponge in the filter is that correct? Sorry I forgot to answer before it's been along night/day
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And yes that is the med I'm using, the lady I talked to didn't really seem to know a lot about other treatments and only stocked that one, its more of a cat/dog focused pet shop than anything else. the other fish specialist shop has funny hours and is closed till Wednesday so in a pinch I thought I would give it a go. I live in new zealand in timaru so only have 2 options unless I drive to christchurch 2 hours away or buy online
Yes the Sponge is correct but no activated carbon, so on the first day you would dose for 70(I don't understand what you mean by you have a 70 liter but only have them in 20?)liters 3.5 ml, on the third day you would do a 25% water change, temperature matched and conditioned with prime and after refilling the tank you would add 2.5 ml. On the 7th day you do 25% and put activated carbon back in.
Do the spots seem to be going away?
That med you dose by liters, are you saying it's a 20 gallon tank ? Or are you saying it's 70 liter tank?
The med says right in the back 1 ml per 20 liters first day, 1 ml per 30 liters on the third day
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