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OMG~ Been busy posting photos on instagram, especially on @reefsg but I haven't updated my thread here for 1 year plus! Haha just a couple of F TS to keep this thread running

Reefsg has hit >5000 followers Hoping for more support and nice SG reef photos from fellow reefers here!

True indeed. While far less likely than it coming from infected fish, there is still a chance that the ich parasite cysts are on the rock or structure that the coral comes on, just like any other coral parasite. Some say dips work the same on ich, but from what I’ve read, they are immune in their cyst stage to even 30min freshwater baths. Only drying them out will completely kill them, which is of course impossible in this case without killing your livestock as well. In an ideal world we’d quarantine even corals, but I’m sure only the most extreme of us would go to such lengths hahaha. What you could do at the very least to lower the chances of ich entering your system through new corals/rock is place your coral/rock in a holding tank with water from your main display for a few hours after dipping them in a coral dip, with no fishes. Isn’t foolproof but might help a bit. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Ur tang carries ich. U need to quarantine them with cupramine for 2 weeks. If ur display tank is infected, u need to quarantine all ur fishes and leave ur display tank without fish for 6-8 weeks. If it’s only fish only tank, u can add cupramine into ur dp directly Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Not yet but will be having one in the near future( in the next 2 months) doing some trials now and thinking of stuff that can be printed in the hobby. Stuff that i have thought of: damaged mechanical components that are smaller than palm size. Wavemaker guards/cage to prevent critters or anenomes from getting sucked in them Literally anything that can be drawn using a 3d drawing program, only restricted by size and material. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app