kenman345
08/11/2014, 07:47 AM
Hello everyone,
I usually like to bring new inhabitants into the system following a 3-4 week Quarantine process, which starts over if i find I have to treat the fish with any type of medicine. Once the medicine period is over, i start those 3-4 weeks again.
I am planning to get a Dwarf Angelfish in the next week. I was thinking either a Flame Angel, Coral Beauty, or some other type. I find that the LFS I trust usually has Flame Angels available.
I was wondering, since I heard that Angelfish are commonly collected with the use of Cyanide and other things to make collection easier, if I need to take any extra precautions with the quarantine of this fish. I will be running carbon since I do not treat for anything I have not seen on a fish. I assume the carbon will be enough to remove some harmful elements that might leach out from the fish but what else should I be looking for in terms of behavior?
When I quarantined my clownfish, I read up on their behavior so when I observed them I could understand if something was wrong, but I have not seen much information about the behaviors of Dwarf Angels. If anything is particular to this type of fish, I would appreciate your help in advising me to look for these signs.
Thanks,
Ken
I usually like to bring new inhabitants into the system following a 3-4 week Quarantine process, which starts over if i find I have to treat the fish with any type of medicine. Once the medicine period is over, i start those 3-4 weeks again.
I am planning to get a Dwarf Angelfish in the next week. I was thinking either a Flame Angel, Coral Beauty, or some other type. I find that the LFS I trust usually has Flame Angels available.
I was wondering, since I heard that Angelfish are commonly collected with the use of Cyanide and other things to make collection easier, if I need to take any extra precautions with the quarantine of this fish. I will be running carbon since I do not treat for anything I have not seen on a fish. I assume the carbon will be enough to remove some harmful elements that might leach out from the fish but what else should I be looking for in terms of behavior?
When I quarantined my clownfish, I read up on their behavior so when I observed them I could understand if something was wrong, but I have not seen much information about the behaviors of Dwarf Angels. If anything is particular to this type of fish, I would appreciate your help in advising me to look for these signs.
Thanks,
Ken