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Posted	white spot & exodin
21-04-2006 12:15 by gavster	my reef tank has always been free of any disease ,until i added a regal tang as my last fish and 4 days later he has white spot. i have been told to treat this with aqua medics exodin but the directions are a little vauge when it comes to how long i leave my skimmer off
24-04-2006 08:52 by Alan	Let us know how you get on with this stuff. I'm currently trying the reduce sg method on my reef the corals hate it but it hasn't killed them they are just stressed.
26-04-2006 18:34 by gavster	the day after using exodin the tang and my most treasured coral beauty where dead my longnose hawk fish has not eaten for 3 days but has had a little live brine smrimp tonight and my coral and nem are alive but dont look good
26-04-2006 18:43 by gavster	the treatment has totally destroyed all bacteria because i have not had to clean tank glass since it was added,i am still very worried about tank and expect to come home to dead fish every night.let this be a lesson not to buy fish from garden centres!
26-04-2006 18:45 by gavster	rip
27-04-2006 08:22 by Alan	Wont be using that then christ! Get the skimmer on and carry out some water changes as quickly as possible and filter over carbon. You are learning as I am unfortunately I did know better I'm just a stubborn mule that sometimes needs quite a hard kick in the teeth. I'm currently setting up a quarantine tank for all of my fish so my reef can go fishless for 2 months in this time I will address the seriously injured corals some of which have died back as a result of the reduced salinity method. Fortunately my DSB has been completely uneffected by the salinity drop. Same with the turbos and hermits urchin and starfish. From now on all new stock will be quarantined and treated for parasitic problems whether they are evident or not.

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