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Old 06-25-2008, 02:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i set up a 10 gallon hospital tank, and i want to put both the female blacksaddle abck clown and the female false percula clown in at the same time since they look bad, i want to fresh water dip them, and maybe add s0me copper.
how long do i fresh water dip each of them and how would i do it.....
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get afive gallon bucket and fill it with fresh water, make sure the fresh water is the same temperature as your tank, i would do it for 10 to fifteen minutes the throw them back in


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IMO, I would dip them for about 5 min. or until they start to gasp for "air" or try to jump out, or show other signs of severe stress


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I wouldn't give them a dip if you are putting them into a hospital tank.


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I wouldn't do it for more than five minutes at the most. Anything after that (and possibly before 5 mins. so watch your fish carefully) is asking for death.


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I agree with this unless they are suffering from a disease that may require a freshwater dip, such as clownfish disease, (I just experienced this with mortal results)
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