mikeguerrero
Active Member
Andre,
That article was brilliant and explains how my tank stayed ich free or should we say dormant until the introduction of the BPT. Once in the tank he swam around and all my fish literally where in much shock at his presence.
They all stopped to stare at him and size him up, today he is accepted as part of the team. He is in fact the quarterback of the team and I'm the coach.
But this all explains how the ich came back but it did also attack the PBT. They are all doing really good so I'm relieved, just a little ich here and there but nothing that spells disaster.
He was my last fish of introduction as one will never make it in unless I catch all 8 chromis, which I would love to do.
Much rather have two firefish, two anthias and room for two rock gobies, the ones that perch on the rock and dart around, red headed goby I believe is what they are called.
The chromis are cool but they would look much better in a 120 gallon or a 175 gallon beauty.
Mike G
That article was brilliant and explains how my tank stayed ich free or should we say dormant until the introduction of the BPT. Once in the tank he swam around and all my fish literally where in much shock at his presence.
They all stopped to stare at him and size him up, today he is accepted as part of the team. He is in fact the quarterback of the team and I'm the coach.
But this all explains how the ich came back but it did also attack the PBT. They are all doing really good so I'm relieved, just a little ich here and there but nothing that spells disaster.
He was my last fish of introduction as one will never make it in unless I catch all 8 chromis, which I would love to do.
Much rather have two firefish, two anthias and room for two rock gobies, the ones that perch on the rock and dart around, red headed goby I believe is what they are called.
The chromis are cool but they would look much better in a 120 gallon or a 175 gallon beauty.
Mike G