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Old 11-22-2004, 01:39 PM   #21 (permalink)
fletch
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Default Re: White Area

Sorry to here about your clown. :'( As for your question "why a fish, properly acclimated, would get ich" Well just acclimating a fish will not do anything to prevent ich if the fish is already infected. Quarantining your fish and observing and treating them while in quarantine is the best way to prevent introducing an infected fish into your display tank. I do have a mated pair of wild caught true perculas and so far they are doing fine I have had them for about 3 months.
All the best of luck to you ................ John
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