Opinions of Kick Ich? - Page 3

Philwd · 03/14/2007, 01:38 PM

So nobody is going to listen to the one marine biology expert who posted; Greenbean? The active ingredient has not been shown to be effective. Go back and re-read what he said. Fish can often times fight off ich. That is what you guys are seeing. If you are seeing multiple outbreaks the product is not working.

nikonosis · 03/14/2007, 01:55 PM

I listened and I won't buy it again unless I have proof its working. The part I am not going to listen to is to completely take apart my tank just to take those fish out. I rather them die than lose $1000's in corals.

Philwd · 03/14/2007, 02:30 PM

I can truly sympathize with that dilemma.

03/14/2007, 01:55 PM	#52
nikonosis Registered Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 1,935	I listened and I won't buy it again unless I have proof its working. The part I am not going to listen to is to completely take apart my tank just to take those fish out. I rather them die than lose $1000's in corals. __________________ Home is where you hang your @ 75g rimless starfire 30x24x24, Bubble Magus NAC6, 2x Vortech MP10's and 1 MP40, MaxSpect G2-160 LED, Neptune Systems AquaController Apex/w wxm module, Eheim Compact+ 3000 Pump, Aqua UV Sterilizer, BRS GFO/Carbon reactor, Marine Magic doser, Aquahub DIY Top-it-Off Kit and Aqua Lifter Vacuum Pump

03/14/2007, 01:38 PM	#51
Philwd Premium Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Gilbert, Az Posts: 4,057	So nobody is going to listen to the one marine biology expert who posted; Greenbean? The active ingredient has not been shown to be effective. Go back and re-read what he said. Fish can often times fight off ich. That is what you guys are seeing. If you are seeing multiple outbreaks the product is not working.

03/14/2007, 02:30 PM	#53
Philwd Premium Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Gilbert, Az Posts: 4,057	I can truly sympathize with that dilemma.