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I agree they are so nasty, very lucky to not have any at the moment.That’s about where I’m at. I finally avoided Vermetid snails though blood sweat and tears of sterile conditions trying to keep them out in the beginning only to realize boring Spionid worms are worse and even more annoying. I always hated when I had a beautiful acro base with freakin’ Vermetid snails coming up through it. That’s super annoying! When you break the little dirt tubes of Spionid’s, they multiply much faster and make a bigger colony. Frustrating! See pic below. Do you want a beautiful acro base in your pictures or a base full of Spionid dirt spike tubes. It really slows down some corals and takes away my joy. Looking at them daily starts to wear on you.
Bet it doesn't get CovidWrasse will have problems if they eat worms that die due to the drug
I may be leading my tank into the ditch, but it will be fun! I’ll get to see the Spionid's come down with me. If it survives…it could be very beneficial for the corals. Willing to take that chance to crash it for better health w/o the worms. I want to see them grow unhindered.Getter done boss lol I'm looking to follow your lead
Thx bro. Fingers crossed. Getting closer. Wednesday morning at the lastest.You got this brother! If anyone could get this done it would be you. Appreciate the data with your test.
Did he do another treatment after only losing a wrasse?
Yes, he just finished the second treatment. The 2nd treatment took his Foxface down, but I think it recovered. Corals still doing great. Consumption is up even after increasing the KH several times. One thing is for sure…fish need to be removed. We knew that from the start though.Did he do another treatment after only losing a wrasse?
Changing filter socks or running an over the side polishing filter might be a way to look into helping get everything out of the water columnYes, he just finished the second treatment. The 2nd treatment took his Foxface down, but I think it recovered. Corals still doing great. Consumption is up even after increasing the KH several times. One thing is for sure…fish need to be removed. We knew that from the start though.
I think the corals are stressing so much in that 1-3 hr initial dose period due to toxin’s being released by all the microorganisms dying in the water column. We’re not seeing that happen in the dips with much stronger doses.
Next test should be to find something aptasia die from that won't hurt corals...Yes, he just finished the second treatment. The 2nd treatment took his Foxface down, but I think it recovered. Corals still doing great. Consumption is up even after increasing the KH several times. One thing is for sure…fish need to be removed. We knew that from the start though.
I think the corals are stressing so much in that 1-3 hr initial dose period due to toxin’s being released by all the microorganisms dying in the water column. We’re not seeing that happen in the dips with much stronger doses.
Yes, a lot of changing filter cup wool, power-filters, and socks I’ll be siphoning into. Will be fun for the first 2-4 hours. Heh.Changing filter socks or running an over the side polishing filter might be a way to look into helping get everything out of the water column
Good luck with that, lol.Next test should be to find something aptasia die from that won't hurt corals...