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Last bottle reserved. Left Octozin, dosage is 1 tablet per 5 gallons per day on days 1,2 & 3. I bought the large bottle which I cannot finish.

Left 1 bottle.

Kordon is a very established brand. Dosage about 5ml per gallon. They have a larger 1 gallon bottle which will treat up to 7,680 gallons but I doubt a normal aquarist can ever finish it. The 16 oz bottle can treat up to 960 gallons. Hi garyjg, I suggest you read the site before commenting. I have no idea where you got your information from.

http://www.novalek.com/kordon/ich_attack/index.htm Only limited 16 oz bottles.

Priority for MASS members. Octozin - 10 tablets for $4. Kordon Ich Attack (100% organic) - 16 oz bottle for $22 Will only be available next Monday onwards.

Posted in Pasar Malam..wrong section

No feel compelled to return the zoanthid... I still have a few loose polyps of those drifting around. Dun worry will put you 1st in queue for the neon goby, just give me another 2-3 months..they should start spawning soon.

http://www.marinebreeder.org/phpbb/viewtop...f=12&t=2147

Wah why the zoanthid in my tank the colour not like that...

Yes that's the fish.

They always seem to do fine.. Anyway no one saw the yellow lionfish at CF? Now it's in my tank as one of my culling machines.

I killed around 10 of them already. I give up

New batch. Might have oblique-line dottyback in it.

I got hold of the female already. It's already feeding. Now just waiting for a male, the female will teach the male how to eat.

Still looking for blue boxfish, and the ever elusive ghost pipefish.

Limited pcs at $14 each. Size is 2cm (<1 inch).

Reborn has 1 pc reticulated boxfish (Ostracion solorensis) and left 2 pcs of Liopropoma latifasciatum. Also lots of Japanese rhyzo. AM has tonnes of red-headed wrasse.

One of the harpacticoid copepods you will find in aquariums. Either Tisbe sp. or Tigriopus sp.

3% is very strong. 3% = 30, 000 ppm. Recommended safe dose for fish is between 75-150 ppm.

For freshwater dip you need to adjust the pH of the freshwater to roughly the same as that of your tank water. For the part on Hydrogen Peroxide you can refer to http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-07/...ature/index.php I believe it can be bought from Guardian pharmacy.

Copper will work against velvet. For main tank raise the temperature to hasten the life cycle of the protozoa. If it is left fishless I think 10 days would be safe to reintroduce your fish. If it does not contain inverts/corals I believe you could try hydrogen peroxide. I've battled velvet countless times. For fast relief for your fish you could administer freshwater dips. The good news is that for fish that recover from velvet, they usually don't get infected a second time.

Very healthy clownfish. Seen them personally. Takes real dedication to grow them to that size.

Still have 3 pcs.

I will be surprised if brazilian gramma and the yellow neon will be able to come in. From what I heard exports of these species are now banned.

http://www.orafarm.com/seahorses.html Apparently ORA breeds them. I don't see why they cannot be exported. They are not Appendix I species.