Fallow Tank Technique?
A few questions for you tonight. Question #1 I have a Kole Tang that developed ich in my Quarantine tank. I immediately treated him with Cupramine.
He is starting to show signs of improvement but his fins are starting to look ragged and he has blotches on him. All water parameters are fine. Is it a good idea to treat with antibiotics or is his condition a result of the Cupramine?
Should it improve? On the other hand, secondary infection is a very real concern, so do keep an eye on this. I would maintain the manufacturer's recommended treatment course, unless the fish declines or shows signs of distress.
You can always back the copper down if it is a problem. More.
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