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may number ka ni direct aquatic pre? tnx

wala sir.. search mo na lang sa google.. may website naman sila..

actually me advantage ka sa present set-up mo in easily getting rid of ich. i wish ganyan din ang sitwasyon ko hehehe

from your photos kokonti pa lang corals mo so i would suggest to take your corals out and put them in another tank instead of getting the fishes out (smaller tank will do but with sufficient lights or sunlight ok din) and do hypo salinity in your main tank. just look for the procedure in the internet how hypo is done. and in a month's time (or more if you prefer) ok na tank mo and you could put all your corals back.

this is the easiest and cheapest way to solve your problem IMVVHO

however, that's a lot of freshwater para ma hypo.. haha!
plus after hypo, you cannot just raise the salinity of the water where your fishes are located.. days are needed to raise the salinity slowly back to 1.024 for the fishes to slowly adjust..

of course obet, but still a loooooot cheaper than running a UV, where a lot of other reefers in other fora, say does nothing to rid of ich. isa pa, pwede naman nyang bawasan muna tubig ng tank nya kung di naman sobrang dami ng fish e. of course (again), the month or more time includes the gradual re-alignment of his salinity back to its old level, thus, he really needs to read about the proper procedure. anyway, it's his call, i just gave him my thought on his problem since he is soliciting advice in a forum.

i remember that i want to hypo my fowlr nung malakas yung ulan kasi nagka ich mga fishes ko.. due to new fishes and temp swings.. from 1.018 ata naging 1.015 after 20g of freshwater change.. it's possible to do hypo on your main tank however you need to watch out for ammonia since parang mag hybernate mode yung bacteria for the nitrogen cycle at a low salinity..