My nano tank has ich, I've had it before in my fresh water tanks so I'm familiar with what it is and why it comes about. but my question is should I be doing water changes while I'm treating my tank? it's a 15 day treatment but on the bottle of the solution it didn't say anything about water changes so I'm not sure if I should or wait until the treatment is over with. Thanks so much!

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90 gallon mixed reef
20 gallon cichlid tank
14 gallon (saltwater) Biocube &
10 gallon nano reef tank!

what is infected with ich in your tank, what corals do you have in the tank?

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all the coral I have is a small colony of about 5 zoo polyps.(my tank just finished cycling.)
and my clown and fire fish have ich.(those are the only fish I have in there.)
just incase your wondering I'm using a solution called "kick ick"

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90 gallon mixed reef
20 gallon cichlid tank
14 gallon (saltwater) Biocube &
10 gallon nano reef tank!

ick not good i stay away from it

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The treatment is to remove all fish from the nano to a separate tank for treatment and to leave the nano fallow (without fish) for 6 to 8 weeks. You can use copper in the hospital tank or hyposalinity to kill the Ick on your fish. You can't do both at the same time. You don't treat the nano tank itself.

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Dr Hank's 200 gallon Reef Tank
http://www.aquariumforum.com/f46/drhanks-tank-3440.html

+1 If you just put your fish in a quarantine tank and treat them with hyposalinity and increased temperature (a few degrees F) for a couple weeks, that should do the trick. Unless you'd prefer copper or the like

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When in doubt, do a water change.

alright thanks guys!

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90 gallon mixed reef
20 gallon cichlid tank
14 gallon (saltwater) Biocube &
10 gallon nano reef tank!