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    Iconz - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    k, no prob.... keep us updated....

    also, have you tested your phosphates yet? any reading at all woudl be bad at this case... since, as i'm sure you already know, the phyto will be consuming it.

    I'd also cut off your lights asap.

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    my lights have been off most of the time anyway... it is just so frustrating with the green water and the ich... grr!! it makes me mad... my poor fishies
    ~Amanda~

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    Yeah. Have you considered pulling them out and putting them into a QT tank with similar water parameters?

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    i tried that and they got sick again, plus with the water being so green i can't really see in there to catch everyone... i'm not even sure who is alive or not
    ~Amanda~

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    ahhhh! that sucks! hopefully we'll get ya out of this with no to minimal loss...

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    my two false perc clowns that i have had for over a year arn't looking like they are going to make it. i havn't seen one all day and the other is pale and sunken in and just really bad looking
    ~Amanda~

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    I would do a big water change!!
    Does water always taste like salt and poo????


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    aw i feel bad for you amanda
    :: hummer :nemo

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    Yeah, a Huge WC can't hurt.

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    hows the tank doing has it recoverd yet?
    :: hummer :nemo

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