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Old 12-02-2003, 09:56 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Default Re: Problem with my Tang

Jim,

Hey not to rain on your parade or bash you here, but in looking at your tank and the fact that it is only two months old it appears you are adding way too much livestock too soon. *This leads me to believe that your tank has not properly matured and this fish situation is a water quality issue.

As Nautilus said, it would be great if you could quarantine the fish and then properly medicate. *I would not add any more livestock for a month or two. *This will give your tank a chance to properly stabilize and mature and for your water parameters to balance out.

Good luck and let's hope for the best. *As Matt Rogers says in is signature, "Go slow, and let it grow".


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