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user4722757244089 :
Copper will bind to your rocks and silicon. The tank will always have traces of copper. You will struggle with inverts and coral long term.
2025-07-24 00:57:45
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gregwatts30
Greg Watts :
Copper also will impact your biological filtration. Adding 50+ fish at once doesn’t help either so keep your eyes on ammonia
2025-07-24 01:25:57
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jasmilesreef
JaSmiles :
do you have an ammonia spike with all the tangs due to their waste?
2025-07-25 05:45:00
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aellnaa
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id be careful dosing copper after ich attack. it can bind to rock and substrate even if you do water changes and mess with the copper
2025-07-23 19:53:45
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tntp013
Mike Parker :
This is how I treated Ick in my tank. Herbal supplement that Petco sells. Keep all the tangs fed. Keep em fat.
2025-07-23 21:48:36
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