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That’s what I thought too at first, until I read up more in depth about common parasites like ich and their life cycle. The reason tank transfer works so well is because they’re exploiting the time during which the parasites on the Fish drop off into their free-Swimming phase(which is when copper is able to kill them). Usually this starts to happen after the first 72 hours, during which time if you’re QTing only one Fish at a time, the ectoparasites that may survive the copper dose are unlikely to reinfect the same Fish within such a short period. Before they can potentially repopulate, the week is over and I transfer the fish to the Paraguard bath to get rid of any potential loose ends and I must say the product has not let me down so far. The medicated bath for a few hours really seem to get rid of all the nasties, and the freshwater dip before finally introducing them to the main system serves as some insurance lol Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

This idea not bad bro but maybe u want to put 2 weeks to be safer. I also do methylene blue bath after my QT before putting to DT. Maybe I should do Paraguard bath. I kana 3 times suddenly death, suspected velvet. Lucky got QT, now I super scare liao...

Some may link ich with white spot but itch can also be shown when the fish rubbed against something but with no major spot on them. One of the signs is they may go in front of a wave maker. Brookly, on the other hand, is evidenced by white slim coat, fast breathing and swimming 'rigidly'.