So as many of you know I had some issues with ich, tried treating it with copper and unfortunately lost all but my orange spot goby. The fish I had were for my school's saltwater aquarium that I maintain. I went from - 4 clownfish, 1 six line wrasse, 1 royal gamma and the orange spot goby.... to.... the orange spot goby.
I am sad that I messed up the copper treatment and with the ammonia build up the fish died off in a couple days. I have returned the goby to the main tank and stopped the treatment after 14 days.
Needless to say when I brought the goby into school the students were fascinated and loved watching him swim around the tank re-arranging the crushed coral and making his burrow. I would like to put more fish in the tank however I need to put on the brakes on saltwater purchases for a little while so the wife doesn't get too mad.
If anyone has a smaller sized fish (tank size is a 25 gallon) that they are willing to donate I would be happy to add him/her to my classroom. It is a reef tank so the fish needs to play nice with softies and lps corals. I teach at the Advanced Math and Science Academy Charter School in Marlborough MA. Thanks for reading and happy reefing!
-Tim
I am sad that I messed up the copper treatment and with the ammonia build up the fish died off in a couple days. I have returned the goby to the main tank and stopped the treatment after 14 days.
Needless to say when I brought the goby into school the students were fascinated and loved watching him swim around the tank re-arranging the crushed coral and making his burrow. I would like to put more fish in the tank however I need to put on the brakes on saltwater purchases for a little while so the wife doesn't get too mad.
If anyone has a smaller sized fish (tank size is a 25 gallon) that they are willing to donate I would be happy to add him/her to my classroom. It is a reef tank so the fish needs to play nice with softies and lps corals. I teach at the Advanced Math and Science Academy Charter School in Marlborough MA. Thanks for reading and happy reefing!
-Tim