r2reyzer
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Hey everyone, I just wanted to post this precautionary medical article. If you have a rash, don't ignore it. http://consumer.healthday.com/infec...sa-meeting-hfhs-release-batch-957-680838.html
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Open Wounds and Rashes - Mycobacterium Marinum
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Always good to remind people of that issue Ray. I've seen/heard of some really bad problems stemming from what seemed to be minor cuts or scrapes.
Anytime you plan on touching or moving your rockwork or corals, it's not a bad idea to put on a pair of latex gloves first. (Just be sure they aren't the ones that have a powder inside as that powder can harm your tank.)
Anytime you plan on touching or moving your rockwork or corals, it's not a bad idea to put on a pair of latex gloves first. (Just be sure they aren't the ones that have a powder inside as that powder can harm your tank.)