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1) Normally i will restart my QT tank after each successful or failed round. For filter sponge will throw away and replace with a new seeded one. For media, I will bleach it to ensure is clean and remove the medication within the media. 2) Drip acclimated slower if the temp different is big. U should try to aim for below 28c for ur QT tank using a fan. Sensitive fish don't really do well if the temp is too high. 3) After completed all treatment for the fish, do a water change and put carbon in to remove the medication in the tank. Observe the fish for 3 days to a week to ensure all good before proceed to move it. 4) Depend on the treatment you using, below for ur reference. Some treatment can be done concurrently but I will suggest to do it individually unless u know what can be mixed together. - Ich (14 to 30 days chelated copper treatment at therapeutic level) - Fluke & Internal worm (2 rounds of Prazi treament) --- 1st round treatment 5 days --- Take a break for 5 days --- 2nd round treatment 5 days - Brooknelly, Urenoma (14 days Seachem Metroplex) --- If still not ok, do one more round - External bacterial infection (10 days Seachem Kanaplex) 5) I prefer to set my salinity at 1.020 when I QT my fish. Less stress for them. Once treatment completed, I will bring up the salinity slowly over a week while observe the fish health. Hope this help.

Hi all, As above title states, these Australian Xenia colonies on rocks as well as frags have achieved nice growth in my tank, stable and doing really well. Letting go only to make room for other types of corals. PM only if really keen. Collection is in Sengkang. Thanks! Xenia Colony on rocks: Colony 1: $60 (Horizontal view) (Vertical View) Colony 2: $50 Colony 3 (abt 12-15 polyps): $30 Colony 4: $20 Colony 5: $20 Colony 6 (with mushrooms & 3 golden clove polyps): $80 Xenia Frags: Frag: $25 Frag Plug: $20 A bunch of Frag Plugs in Tray: $50

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Copper does nothing for fluke. Do fresh water dip for 5 minutes, that will give respite to fish temporarily as it will knockout flukes from gills. Try to use black container, fluke turns white color in fresh water so you will be able to properly diagnose if it is not flukes. Then treat with Prazi Pro or Prazi Gold in separate QT tank. Prazi acts very fast, will clear fluke withing 24 hours but you still need to treat for 5 days. change 50% water, give 2 days break to fish and dose again. 2nd dose will cover the complete lifecycle of eggs that survived 1st treatment. That should be enough.

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Trading my Pink Rose Pavona to other color Pavona. PM / Whatsapp if you have any for trade: 9889 5566 Mother colony for ref