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Bookmark or Share- my fish has pop eye | Reef2Reef - REEF2REEF Saltwater and Reef Aquarium ...Other Suggested Causes. Nutritional deficiency, outside toxins or contaminates being introduced into the aquarium, a gas embolism caused by a sudden rise in tank temperature, excess copper, nitrate or ammonia, stress, and the gas bubble disease theory are other suggested causes as to why popeye might occur.
- Flukes – General Guidelines | Reef2Reef - REEF2REEF Saltwater and ...Capsalidae – common in saltwater fish. They have 2 hooks and are oviviparous. The most common genus of Capsalid found in saltwater aquaria is the Neobenedenia. It is host specific, attacking angelfish, butterflyfish, and elasmobranchs, to name a few targets and location specific (face, lips, and eyes).
- Forum list | Reef2Reef - REEF2REEF Saltwater and Reef Aquarium ForumReef Hobbyist Experiments and Research Forum. A place where reef hobbyists can conduct, collaborate on, and discuss experiments and research to benefit reefing. These might include but are not limited to: 1) Microbiology experiments - including cycling, 2) Product experiments., 3) Quarantine experiments., 4.
- How much phosphate is too much | Reef2Reef - REEF2REEF Saltwater and ...217. Location. Coralville, IA. Rating - 0%. 0 0 0. Yes, much too high if you plan to keep coral; well, anything beyond softies. This high level will most likely not affect any fish. However, if you want to keep SPS or LPS, the standard phosphate level to shoot for is 0.03. To bring levels down you could use something like a phosphate removal ...
- The Perfect Saltwater Fish Quarantine Procedure | Reef2Reef1: Acclimate fish: Fill the first 10g aquarium (tank 1) with an actual 10g of water, not a guess. 34 PPT salinity. Add the equipment and let it stabilize with the powerhead running to 78 degrees. Acclimate the new fish to this tank, and when ready, transfer the fish to the tank, only the fish, no water.
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