coral for a cichlid tank?

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jweb1369
 
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by jweb1369

Okay, thanks guys =)


gumbii
 
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by gumbii

ick for saltwater also isn't the same as ick for freshwater... actually there are two different types of ick in saltwater... also... saltwater ick dies when the salt level falls and vice versa for the freshwater strain...



just throwing that in there...


jweb1369
 
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by jweb1369

I think I'll just boil it to ensure everything is dead on it.


gumbii
 
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by gumbii

test it... get a microscope and check it out...


jweb1369
 
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by jweb1369

Im not a microbiologist haha. Who in the hell knows what it looks like under a microscope? lol


gumbii
 
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by gumbii

um... i'm not one either... but it's not a bad thing to have at hand if you're going to be maintaining an aquarium...


jweb1369
 
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by jweb1369

I was just stating that things under microscopes look different, so I don't now what it would look like.


gumbii
 
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by gumbii

i have books... but i think there are some websites that have pics and diognostics...


jweb1369
 
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by jweb1369

oh well, i boiled them tonight for about 5 minutes a piece, that should be fine, they been sitting out of water for almost 3 years now.

coral for a cichlid tank?

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