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Sand In Quarantine Tank. Does my quarantine tank need any sand or live rock if i am treating for potential ich parasites? I will be using copper treatment. A fishless hospital quarantine tank can be used for coral and inverts before they move to the display tank as prevention. A quarantine tank is, by necessity, a bit barer than the main display tank. You should not add rock or sand to your quarantine tank as parasites can hide in them. A quarantine tank or qt for short is a small, simple tank that is used to treat, monitor or rehabilitate a fish away from the stress of your main display tank. Another time you might want to have sand and rock is for a fishless quarantine hospital tank. Certain hitchhiking parasites can come on coral, inverts, and water droplets from external sources. It needs the essentials, like a filter, heater, thermostat, decorations for fish to hide, etc. I set mine up for $20! You may choose to ditch the sand and rocks to go with just a frag rack and that’s fine as well, but you’ll need to be sure you have some biological filtration like matrix by seachem in the filter. For some of the wrasses or jawfish you may need to add a small container with sand/rubble for them to. Throw some live rock and sand in there and you have a quarantine tank set up and ready.

A quarantine tank is, by necessity, a bit barer than the main display tank. Certain hitchhiking parasites can come on coral, inverts, and water droplets from external sources. It needs the essentials, like a filter, heater, thermostat, decorations for fish to hide, etc. I set mine up for $20! Throw some live rock and sand in there and you have a quarantine tank set up and ready. Does my quarantine tank need any sand or live rock if i am treating for potential ich parasites? You should not add rock or sand to your quarantine tank as parasites can hide in them. You may choose to ditch the sand and rocks to go with just a frag rack and that’s fine as well, but you’ll need to be sure you have some biological filtration like matrix by seachem in the filter. A fishless hospital quarantine tank can be used for coral and inverts before they move to the display tank as prevention. A quarantine tank or qt for short is a small, simple tank that is used to treat, monitor or rehabilitate a fish away from the stress of your main display tank.

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Sand In Quarantine Tank A quarantine tank is, by necessity, a bit barer than the main display tank. You may choose to ditch the sand and rocks to go with just a frag rack and that’s fine as well, but you’ll need to be sure you have some biological filtration like matrix by seachem in the filter. Throw some live rock and sand in there and you have a quarantine tank set up and ready. Does my quarantine tank need any sand or live rock if i am treating for potential ich parasites? It needs the essentials, like a filter, heater, thermostat, decorations for fish to hide, etc. A quarantine tank or qt for short is a small, simple tank that is used to treat, monitor or rehabilitate a fish away from the stress of your main display tank. A quarantine tank is, by necessity, a bit barer than the main display tank. A fishless hospital quarantine tank can be used for coral and inverts before they move to the display tank as prevention. For some of the wrasses or jawfish you may need to add a small container with sand/rubble for them to. Certain hitchhiking parasites can come on coral, inverts, and water droplets from external sources. I set mine up for $20! You should not add rock or sand to your quarantine tank as parasites can hide in them. I will be using copper treatment. Another time you might want to have sand and rock is for a fishless quarantine hospital tank.