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Sounds like a plan then. I’m going to follow your advice. I’m keeping the water temperature up for 2 more weeks and will do a 75% water change weekly. Thanks Colin!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi Colin, Thanks for all your help. So it sounds like the 25% every other day right now are pointless. At this point, how often should I do major water change then? And what percentage? I want this stuff gone!! Thanks again! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yikes! Ok thanks. I’m keeping the temp up and did a huge Water change. I’m doing a 25% water change every couple days and the temp being around 86 -87. Is there anything else I should be doing now? Should I continue the salt? I read that prolonged salt in the water is not good... thanks...

So I have followed the advice of Byron and Colin and today there are no signs of ICH on my fish! I am continuing the 86 degree temp and have done a 90% water change once all the parasites came off the fish. Cleaned everything in the tank and let it all air dry in the sun. My tank looks...

On did I add anything new, yep. My downfall I think. Thing is I knew better!! I bought a couple of guppies that looked completely healthy at the time. I think they were the culprits!! Lesson most definitely learned on that one!! Thanks so much both of you for your help! Sent from my iPhone...

Thank you Colin and Byron!! Your help is truly appreciated!! I’m sure it’s Ick. Unfortunately. I’m going to follow your advice about temp read the link you sent!!Thank you!! I’ll let you know how it goes. Thanks again!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi Byron, Thanks for responding! The tank temp is 87 degrees. I have Black Skirt tetras, guppies and a gourami. I have heard some bad things about Jungle brand “Ick Clear”. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hello, I desperately need some advice! I have a 40 gal tank that has been set up and running for over a year and have never had problems. I discovered Ick on my black skirt tetras 2 days ago. I have done a partial water change and increased the temp and added aquarium salt 1 tsp per gal...

Thanks Byron, I appreciate the feedback. I have added driftwood to the tank and I will be watching to see if the PH lowers some. In the meantime, the neons seem happy and healthy,so I'm leaning towards leave well enough alone! Thanks again Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have neon tetras and my Ph is 7.4. I have tried everything to lower the ph and had no luck. I have had the same neons for over a year so I would say it's better to have stable oh if you have to pick between stable and low. I have heard good things about driftwood. I live in theBirmingham...