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I'm sorry, but I have no idea what you are talking about either. Maybe a picture.

Hypo is definately the way to go. My Lionfish had it pretty bad. 6 weeks at 1.009. You have to be careful of the pH. I would top off every morning and night with buffered RO/DI.

No it's not... and it's one tough crowd to get a permit like that. And you don't want to take the risk.... You can take water... just don't pump it back out.

It's a sponge.... I see a siphon hole. Tunicates can also have siphons but they usually aren't that shape, or I should say , that's a common shape for a sponge. Does it react when you touch it? Either way, a sponge or a tunicate, they are harmless.

Actually nope, that's not true. Fish can have small numbers of tolerable ich that never get out of control enough so we could notice.... until they are stressed. That's why I said the the QT usually causes an outbreak. But it doesn't guarantee it. I wasn't recommending treatment, I was just...

LOL. I just noticed this was a freshwater site as well. Sorry, I know nothing about feeding freshwater fish.

What will you be feeding... what kind of fish?

Hi, I'm new here and am looking for suggestions for a "swimming" larger fish for a 90 gallon Scorpion tank. He can't be a picking/grazing fish, large enough to not be eaten, not a jumper (this will not have a top) nor can they be intolerant of nitrates of about 20. Inhabitants of the tank will...

Did you treat the tang in the QT tank or just observe? If you didn't treat, he could have very well brought the ich in himself. For whatever reason, the new tank environment caused him to have a "flare up". Usually this occurs in the QT where they are particularily stressed and have cramped...

Look up Syllid under google images. I'm not sure what the linking rules are over here. Looks like one has an epitoke.