Who does it? Who doesn't? What do your TTM set-ups look like? What materials and holding bins are you using?
I do it. 2x 20L , heaters and air pump
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I use the 5 gallon buckets too since they easily stack when I'm not using them. I did my Achilles and my white tail tangs at the same time in them with no issue with the size. I only filled them with 4 gallons of water too.
I got two cheap amazon 10w heaters and one air pump. I buy cheap air stones at about a dozen at a time and like 25' of the air line tubing. I also got a couple 3" ABS elbows from Home Depot for them to hide in too.
Unlike some, I don't use bleach in between transfers and only rinse the bucket and let it thoroughly dry (I use my compressor to blow out all the little crevices). Being dry for 24 hours is key.
I use the water they come in and do a formalin dip for 45 mins then do their first transfer and use prazipro with it. I'll feed on the last of the three days right before transferring to not have a build up of ammonia.
You transfer every 3 days for 12 days. I feed on the third day right before transferring.You don't feed for the first nine days????
You transfer every 3 days for 12 days. I feed on the third day right before transferring.
Also who's the guy in San Jose that sells QT'd fish? Posts on Facebook from time-to-time with a fish list. Anyone know anything about his QT'd fish?
Yes. He treats all fish with Prazi and an antibiotic. He has a TTM system which he puts most fish through. For delicate fish , he might do just one or two transfers and puts them into a different system. I have purchased fish from him. They're healthy and always eating since he has had them for awhile before selling. Personally, I still QT just like everything else.
Let's say someone I know still got ich from his suppose qt fishes. I say trust no one but yourself.
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Ok -- I just bought a Pintail Wrasse from him. I'll pick it up later this week. It may solve some issues for me as I live in an apartment and the thought of buckets sitting in my living room or office for a couple of weeks isn't that appealing. I already have too many tanks -- I don't want my place looking like I'm completely weird.