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Old 02-07-2006, 10:14 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by glipper69
you might want to try taking all the affected corals out and quarantining them instead. this way you can treat the corals not the whole tank. I did that about a month ago, I took all my SPS out even if they didn't show any Bugs put them in a 20 gallon container along with any rock that came with them. I did a massive overdose (1/2 a pill) waited 24 hours took them out and they where like new again. It's been a month and still no sign of the bugs. The corals where no worse for wear.

when I treated them I could actually see all those little red bastards floating on top of the water Dead. it was a lovely sight.

Any way you might want to give that a try first. instead of putting all your other inhabitants at risk.

Good luck,
Frank
I thought about just treating the affected corals but i have close to 20 pieces of acro in my tank. one piece is 6" wide 12" long and about 8" tall

treating just the pieces isnt feasible.
I am setting up another system just to q/t SPS I'll be wholesaling some too
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